
CAMPAIGN SUMMARY:
Filmed in Ten countries and Six US states, Full Signal examines the contradiction between health and finance, one of the many ironies of the fight to regulate antenna placement. Watch the trailer
Watch a video in which ElectromagneticHealth.org founder, Camilla Rees, presents an overview of an emerging public health issue - excessive exposures to microwave radiation from wireless technologies.
Latest news 3rd July 2009
Read the Governement's response and the HPA's statement regarding the petition recently sent to the Prime Minister asking him to introduce legislation to require all UK schools to remove Wi-Fi installations and replace them with wired alternatives.
Read a recent report warning of cell phone risks in the peer review journal, Environmental Health Perspectives.
Listen to podcast by EMR expert Roger Coghill from the Medcross Group on ANH Natural Health Hour broadcast www.iamhealthyradio.com entitled "Cell phones and biosensitivity to electro-magnetic fields".
On 18th September 2008, Dr Rob Verkerk, ANH Executive Director, wrote an open letter to all members of the European Parliament’s Committee for the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety (ENVI) concerning the misappropriation of risk from cell phones and other sources of EMR. This letter accompanied a petition to the European Parliament's Petitions Committee.

On 31 August 2007, a group of top scientists, all of whom are experts in the field of EMR, published a report, known as the Bioinitiative Report, which , in its 610 pages, gave us the low-down on the risks that we are exposed to in our electronic age.
Most children in the western world now have access to cordless phones or mobile phones. Many are exposed to the radiation output of these devices while they sleep—yet they, and even their parents—know little or nothing about the risk to which they are exposed.
The bottom line is that we are all exposed to increasing numbers of radiation sources and more and more science is showing us that there are some very real risks associated with these modern technologies. The telecommunications companies that make the technology, like the tobacco industry before them, seem hell-bent on covering up the science that exposes the risks, and goes out of its way to avoid funding scientitic research in this area.
Do you feel exhausted with no seemingly adequate explanation? Are you suffering from skin rashes? Have you got an organ disorder that medical diagnoses have so far been unable to explain?
You could be suffering from electrohypersensitivity. Professor Olle Johansson from the Karolinska Institute in Sweden has found that there are around a quarter of a million Swedes suffering from a range of symptoms following exposure to sources of EMF. These people are electrohypersensitive. The more our telecommunications systems develop—the more we rely on wireless systems of communication—the more cases we will see.
You may need or want to reduce your exposure to sources of EMF. If you think you might be electrohypersensitive and you feel better after reducing your exposure to sources of EMF, the chances are that EMF was the culprit and that you will significantly reduce your long-term risk of serious disease, including cancer.
Click here to read the World Health Organization conference proceedings (2006) on electrohypersensitivity.
Further Reading
Johansson O, "Fredrik Reinfeldt, now that you are Sweden's prime minister, are you prepared to listen?" J Aust Coll Nutr & Env Med 2007; 26: 19-20.
Johansson O, "The effects of radiation in the cause of cancer", The Charity Canceractive, Nov 6, 2005.
Dr Mercola "Cell phones are dangerous, but this may be far worse"
In the UK
Www.mastsanity.org
Www.wiredchild.org
www.hese-project.org/hese-uk/en/niemr/ecologsum.php
Www.powerwatch.org.uk
www.es-uk.info
Www.tetrawatch.net
Www.radiationresearch.org
www.mast-victims.org
In the US
www.sageassociates.net
www.antennafreeunion.org
www.energyfields.org
www.emrnetwork.org
www.safewireless.org
18th December 2009 ANH Press Release: 'United we are stronger' - ANH announces merger
18th December 2009 Texting or phoning - which is safer?