Monthly Archives: June 2015

Dr. Phillipe Grandjean, a researcher at Harvard School of Public Health, and Dr. Landrigan, of New York’s Mount Sinai, report in their peer-reviewed study published in The Lancet Neurology, that “disorders of neurobehavioral development affect 10–15% of all births.” Their … Continue reading →

The BBC has a fascinating article on a war of words between two rival tech companies, one of which has released a Wi-Fi router that has a “pregnancy” setting which they claim reduces radiation by 70%. While the article reports … Continue reading →

Director/Cinematographer Drew Xanthopoulos is running a Kickstarter campaign to fund the production of a feature documentary, that will tackle family struggles to reclaim their lives from the isolation of chronic illness and Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS). Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS)—also known as simply Chemical … Continue reading →

Well, we all saw this coming! On May 7, we reported that Berkeley City Council was to consider a “right to know” ordinance regarding safe distances and cell phones. The idea was to require retailers to hand consumers a city … Continue reading →

From Business Insider comes this interesting story of an apartment in San Francisco’s Pacific Heights neighborhood that the owners in essence turned into a Faraday Cage, blocking EMF. “The external walls, ceilings and floors were painted with a black graphite … Continue reading →