Environmental Health Trust was joined by several experts in writing a letter to the Ontario Minister of Education Honourable Stephen Lecce regarding cell towers at schools. The letter was also sent to William Lyon Mackenzie Collegiate Institute Principal Cynthia...
The Toronto District School Board to review cell phone tower radiation health issue after 18 teachers in North York refuse to come to work. Now, the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) says that it has arranged for a third-party consultant to review the issue and ...
The Regulation of Wireless Radiation in the United States: Exemplar of a Regulatory Gap Theodora Scarato MSW Executive Director of Environmental Health Trust American Public Health Association Annual Conference Law Section Poster Presentation See also The Case for...
In the recently published case report "5G Radiofrequency Radiation Caused the Microwave Syndrome in a Family Living Close to the Base Stations" a family of three living at distances of about 50 and 70 meters to two 5G base stations reported symptoms included in the...
Cell towers emit a type of radiation. Cell towers have wireless antennas that emit radio frequency (RF) non-ionizing radiation. When these antennas are close to our homes and schools, our daily exposure to RF radiation is increased. RF radiation is considered a new...
Yes. Research shows that wireless radio frequency radiation can damage the blood brain barrier. Radiofrequency radiation exposure has also been shown to affect the permeability of the blood-brain barrier (BBB), as well as altering the expression of microRNA within the...
Cell phone, cell towers, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth all use wireless frequencies to transmit data. Hundreds of studies have been published clearly documenting that this type of wireless radiation can cause harm. European Parliament requested a research report “Health...
Mobile phone calls linked with increased risk of high blood pressure Peer-Reviewed Publication EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF CARDIOLOGY Press release Sophia Antipolis, 5 May 2023: Talking on a mobile for 30 minutes or more per week is linked with a 12% increased risk of high...
