Technology Learn how to reduce exposure to wireless radiation from technology in your home. Below we have links to our resources on cell phones, tablets, laptops, smartmeters, virtual reality, baby monitors and cordless phones. Peer-reviewed published research has...
EHT has compiled a short list of citations on the health impact of screens on children's health, sleep, education and more. Health Impacts of Screens Gadi Lissak. “Adverse physiological and psychological effects of screen time on children and adolescents: Literature...
Why are doctors concerned about Wi-Fi and wireless in schools? Schools are a unique environment because there are so many wireless devices in each room. All wireless devices (including cell phones, cordless landline phones, any item with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth...
When Do Cell Phones Give Off Higher Radiation? Cell phones and smartphones emit radiofrequency (RF) radiation. In certain situations they go to higher power- emitting much higher levels of RF. A California Department of Health study found the density of the RF...
A new publication "Building science and radiofrequency radiation: What makes smart and healthy buildings" in the industry journal Building and Environment details best practices in buildings to reduce radiofrequency as including wired technology instead of Wi-Fi,...
Why are doctors concerned about wireless in schools? Schools are a unique environment because there are so many wireless devices in each room. All wireless devices (including cell phones, cordless landline phone, any item with Wi-Fi or bluetooth capability, etc.)...
Wi-Fi and Cell Phone Radiation in the ClassroomWi-Fi is invisible. The invisible wireless signals that Wi-Fi laptops, chromebooks, notebooks and tablets send and receive are wireless radio-frequency radiation. This exposure is linked to cancer, headaches, memory...
Children are more vulnerable to Wireless Smaller Heads Children have smaller heads than adults. Cell phones and wireless radiation can go deeper into their brains because children have a shorter distance from their skull to their brain center. Government regulations...
