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Cell Phones and Human Health: More Reasons to Keep the Device Away from the Body
Posted by GreenSwanStaff at Jan
Dermatologists in London have now coined the phrase “Tech Neck” to refer to a condition of accelerated wrinkle formation due to continuous cell phone use. This is a sagging skin condition observed in smartphone users between the ages of 18 and 39. The news from the scientific community continues to underscore concerns about cell phone […]
Category: Cellphones and Health Consequences
Post Tagged with cell phones, ionizing, Law of Gravity, non-ionizing, radiation, ubiquitous, wireless exposure Soon to be released documentary “Mobilize” highlights the dangers from cell phone radiation
Posted by GreenSwanStaff at Aug
Roughly four years in the making, “Mobilize” is set for release in September. Nominated for Best Documentary by the California Independent Film Festival, this film arrives on the heels of newly proposed cell phone protection legislation by the City of Berkeley and the announcement to its cellular customers by telecom giant, Telstra, warning about […]
Category: Cellphones and Health Consequences
Post Tagged with ABC, ABC News, Berkeley, Best Documentary, California Independent Film Festival, Mobilize, radiation, September, technology, Telstra, wireless Australia’s Largest Telecommunication Company Warns Customers about EMF Exposure
Posted by GreenSwanStaff at Jul
Last week Telstra, the telecom and media giant serving Australia and the Pacific region, sent out a text to all of its cell phone users on how to reduce exposure to electromagnetic energy. In addition, the company has produced an informative video which helps consumers understand the issue of non-ionizing radiation and methods to distance […]
Category: Cellphones and Health Consequences
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