Environmental Health Trust wins in historic decision, Federal Court Orders FCC to explain why It ignored scientific evidence showing harm from wireless radiation – includes VIDEO

‘FCC ignored numerous organizations, scientists  and medical doctors who called on them to update limits...’

The United States D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals has found that the Federal Communication Commission's 2019 decision to retain its 1996 safety limits for human exposure to wireless radiat

Read more: Environmental Health Trust wins in historic decision, Federal Court Orders FCC to explain why It ignored scientific evidence showing harm from wireless radiation – includes VIDEO

Cerebra press release: ‘Institutionalising Parent-carer Blame’ – from UK with international significance

'Disabled children and their families are one of the most severely disadvantaged groups in the UK'

A major research report published today (21 July 2021) finds that most English Children’s Services Authorities operate a ‘one size-fits-all’ approach to families – regardless of whether it is a parent

Read more: Cerebra press release: ‘Institutionalising Parent-carer Blame’ – from UK with international significance

'Likely' a link between heart inflammation and Covid vaccines – cases in 16 to 24-year-olds

On June 23, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) said that there is ‘likely’ a link between heart inflammation and the Pfizer and Moderna COVID Vaccines

CDC officials acknowledged more than 1,200 cases of myocarditis or pericardit

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Multimorbidity Risk Assessment and Prevention through health-promoting behaviours in adolescents and adults with cerebral palsy

'Our international study...identified the majority of participants with CP to have poor sleep quality, unhealthy diets, increased sedentary behaviour, and poor endurance...'

Dr. Jan Willem Gorter and Dr. Patrick McPhee, along with an international team of clinicians and researchers, received funding

Read more: Multimorbidity Risk Assessment and Prevention through health-promoting behaviours in adolescents and adults with cerebral palsy

'Smartphones increase your risk of CANCER': Spending just 17 minutes a day on your device over a ten year period increases the risk of tumours by 60%, study claims

This article was by Ryan Morrison for Mailonline on 8th July this year.

Ryan summarises:

  • Researchers analysed the results of 46 different studies into mobile phone use
  • These were from the US, Sweden, UK, Japan, South Korea and New Zealand
  • They found that using a device for 17 minutes per day over 1

Read more: 'Smartphones increase your risk of CANCER': Spending just 17 minutes a day on your device over a ten year period increases the risk of tumours by 60%, study claims

Children deserve safety assurances when it comes to cellphone radiation - article from US but important for every child

"The reality is that U.S. safety regulations for cellphone radiation were last set 25 years ago based on science that is now outdated...”

Opinion by Jerome A. Paulson MD FAAP (see below):

If new zoning proposals before Montgomery County Council pass, our children and the rest of us may be exposed t

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Act Early Autism Project: The Feasibility of an Early Pathway to Care for Toddlers at Risk of Autism Spectrum Disorder

The Act Early Autism Project created and assessed an early pathway to care for toddlers whose parents had informed concerns about their development

By Robin Gaines, Yolanda Korneluk, Danielle Quigley, Abigail D. Delehanty, Laurie A. Vismara

Abstract

The three-step pathway included -

(1) reliable edu

Read more: Act Early Autism Project: The Feasibility of an Early Pathway to Care for Toddlers at Risk of Autism Spectrum Disorder

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