THEY’VE been a saviour for many parents, but there are concerns wireless baby monitors could be dangerous.
Brisbane-based author and researcher Donna Fisher called for a ban on the baby monitors, worried the radiation they emit could be harmful to children. Ms Fisher drew on a World Health Organisation ruling that radiation emitted from the monitors was “possibly carcinogenic”.
Ms Fisher also said the radiation from the devices had the potential to cause reproductive problems, chronic fatigue, (...)
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Baby monitor health warning: Devices may emit harmful radiation
5 de diciembre de 2014 · 246 lecturas
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Internationally-acclaimed biochemist calls for action against Smart Meters, WiFi in schools & baby monitors
22 de septiembre de 2014 · 224 lecturas
Internationally-acclaimed biochemist calls for action against Smart Meters, WiFi in schools & baby monitors Home → Health Effects → Internationally-acclaimed biochemist calls for action against Smart Meters, WiFi in schools & baby monitors Prof. Martin Pall is the Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry and Basic Medical Sciences at Washington State University. He has been studying environmental medicine and chronic illnesses for nearly 15 years and has received eight international (...)
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SUIZA: Physicians for the Environment Requests Strict Application of the Precautionary Principle. In 2012, the University of Zürich noted a 10 times higher prevalence of blindness from birth (cataracts) in calves during the duration of operation of a relay antenna installed on a stable.
14 de abril de 2012 · 22976 lecturas
Switzerland: Waves from Wireless Communication: Physicians for the Environment Requests Strict Application of the Precautionary Principle Basel, 22 March 2012 Press Release from Physicians for the Environment (MfE - Switzerland)
Mobile Telephony : MfE requests stricter limit values
The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) considers the waves emitted by wireless communication “possibly carcinogenic”. According to the IARC, the risk of cancer for this type of radiation is thus (...)
