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[2]. www.bioinitiative.org

[3]. "Electromagnetic Radiation, Health and Children," a 2014 talk given by Dr. Erica Mallery-Blythe, MD. youtu.be/sNFdZVeXw7M

[4]. www.babysafeproject.org; a 7-minute video featuring Dr. Hugh Taylor, MD, head of Yale Medical School's Ob/Gyn Dept., warning pregnant women and children about the dangers of exposure to radiation from cell phones and Wi-Fi.

[5]. See testimony from geophysicist, electrical engineer and Parkinson's patient Dr. Gary Olhoeft in Katie Singer's An Electronic Silent Spring (Steiner Books, 2014) and in the Intro Packet on Medical Implants at click here

[6]. H. Divan et al, "Prenatal and postnatal exposure to cell phone use and behavioral problems in children," Epidemiology, vol. 19, no. 4 [2008].

[7]. Mild et al, "Pooled analysis of two Swedish case-control studies on the use of mobile and cordless telephones and the risk of brain tumours diagnosed during 1997-2003," Intern'l J. of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics, 13 (1) (2007) 63-71.3.

[8]. www.electronicsilentspring.com/calming-behavior/

Further Resources:

Kaiser Permanente warns that too much screen time is associated with children's violent behavior, poor school performance, lower reading scores, sleep disturbances, obesity and later tobacco and alcohol abuse. Kaiser suggests limiting screen time to less than two hours per day for teens, less than one hour per day for children ages three through twelve, and no screen time for children under three. (A.M. Tobin, "Limit screen time for healthier kids," at www.kaiserpermanente.org.

The BioInitiative Report, co-edited by Dr. David Carpenter, MD and Cindy Sage, MA, posts 1800 studies about the non-thermal effects of exposure to EMR: www.bioinitiatve.org.

The UC/Berkeley School of Public Health's Dr. Joel Moskowitz posts new studies about EMR at www.saferemr.com.

Resources for people concerned about childrens' EMR exposure. www.emrsafety.net

"Mobilize," a film about cell phones and the telecom industry, is available at www.mobilizemovie.com/

"Cell Phones Cause Cancer," an 8-minute video from attorney Jimmy Gonzales. www.electronicsilentspring.com/gonzales/

Citizens For Safe Technology Society posts a flyer about symptoms that have been associated with exposure to Wi-Fi. http://tinyurl.com/nblewa7

Katie Singer's An Electronic Silent Spring (Steiner Books, 2014) is a well-referenced overview about how EMR exposure impacts health and wildlife. It presents telecom rules and regulations and possible solutions. www.electronicsilentspring.com.

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