Wifi and Electromagnetic Forces (EMF) Pollution Surveying: The Key to a Safer Environment

In our technologically advanced society, we are constantly surrounded by electromagnetic waves and fields. From our smartphones to Wi-Fi networks, these fields have become an integral part of our daily lives. However, have you ever read what peer reviewed research there is on the potential dangers that come with the excessive exposure to EMF pollution?

EMF pollution is a growing concern, and as responsible individuals, it is crucial for us to understand its impact on our health and take necessary measures to mitigate its effects. This website has been created to aggregate the peer reviewed scientific commentators and their work in order to promote discussion.  The following video is a good starter for ten from a very established scientist.

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“The truth about mobile phone and wireless radiation” by Dr Devra Davis

Credentials: Dr. Deborah Davis is a visiting professor of medicine at the Hebrew University Hadassah medical school and also in Turkey at under Kuzma University. She’s an expert studying doctor magnetic radiation for mobile phones and wireless transmitting devices at present. She was the founding director of the center for environmental oncology which was the first such Center in the world and was established University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute where she was linking looking at the environmental factors that contribute to cancers in 2007. She founded a non-profit environmental health trust to provide basic research and education about environmental impact on health hazard. She served as President Clinton’s appointee on the Chemical Safety and hazard Investigation Board in the United States from 94 to 99, an independent executive branch of the government that investigated all the effects of chemical accidents and how to prevent and mitigate against them. She was also senior advisor to the assistant secretary for health in the Department of Health and Human Services in the United States and as such has counseled many leading officials in the United States United Nations World Bank European environmental agency the pan-american Health Organization and the World Bank. She holds a Bachelor of Science in psychology a Master of Arts in sociology she has a PhD in science from University of Chicago and she has a master of public health in epidemiology from the John Hopkins University. She has also more than 200 publications and she’s been published in Lancet and the Journal of American Medical Association’s which are some of the top journals in the field of medical research, and she of course has publications in Scientific American and the New York Times.

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