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ESC is an alliance of European organisations that strives to reduce the impact of modern communications and electricity use on health and the environment. We are not against technology. We are pro safe technology and safe connections.

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Telecom funded mobile phone brain tumor study shows no risks🔗

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The international COSMOS study, initiated by the Karolinska Institute and Imperial College London, claims no link between long-term mobile phone use and brain tumour risk in over 250,000 users. The result is predictable due to the partiality of researchers and funding of the original research by Nordic telecom companies.

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What does brain research say about the digitalization of children and young people’s learning?

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Prof. Gertraud Teuchert-Noodt was head of the Department of Neuroanatomy and Human Biology at Bielefeld University and researched the consequences of sensory overload, addiction mechanisms and the connection between movement, learning and the brain. She is one of the strongest critics of digitalization of education.

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Feedback from the 5G Commission in New Hampshire – Lecture by Pr. Kent Chamberlin

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We present to you the first part of the European EHS Gathering 2023 is shared publicly. Dive into the impact of electromagnetic fields radiation on health, the details of ICNIRP studies, conflicts of interest… a captivating conference, given by Prof. Em. Kent Chamberlin, Vice-President of ICBE-EMF. Intro: David Gee, former EEA Senior Adviser.

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Step by step recognition of EHS in the Netherlands

Step by step recognition of EHS in the Netherlands

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The Dutch EHS foundation, Stichting EHS, achieved a big success in recognising EHS as a disability. After several discussions with various official bodies to explore the possibility of declaring the UN Convention on Disability applicable to people with EHS the message is clear: In the Netherlands EHS officially is a disability.

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Canada National Biodiversity Strategy includes EMF Pollution

Canada’s National Biodiversity Strategy Includes Requests to Tackle EMF Pollution🔗

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The interim draft of the “Government of Canada’s 2030 National Biodiversity Strategy on Halting and reversing biodiversity loss” now specifically highlights the Canadian people’s call for the need to reduce pollution from artificial electromagnetic fields.

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No budget in Switzerland to protect people’s health from dangerous phones?🔗

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The Swiss Federal Council confirmed at the end of 2023 that there are no controls on non-compliant mobile phones in Switzerland regarding their health effects due to non-ionising radiation. Meanwhile, it rejected a proposal to allocate human and financial resources to monitor the market for wireless devices.

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Seine-Port bans cell phones from public spaces🔗

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The people of Seine-Port have decided, in a unique referendum, to restrict the use of mobile phones by residents and visitors in front of schools, on the street and in shops, public places and associations, due to the harmful effects of excessive screen time, especially for children. The activity encourages parents to limit screens at home as well.

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Ministers confirm plan to ban use of mobile phones in schools in England

Ministers confirm plan to ban use of mobile phones in schools in England🔗

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Ministers have confirmed that mobile phones will be banned in English schools. Many schools already prohibit phone use during school hours to help students concentrate on their lessons and engage with their friends and teachers. Schools will be able to choose an approach to prohibiting mobile phones which suits them.

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