Dr. Magda Havas: WiFi in Schools is Safe. True or False?
http://youtu.be/6v75sKAUFdc
Is Wi-Fi in schools safe? Find out by watching this video. Learn how the Wi-Fi routers used in schools differ from those in homes; learn about studies that have documented the adverse effects of this radiation on rats, blood cells, the heart, cancer; learn about alternatives to wireless routers that are cost effective, energy efficient and that don’t emit microwave radiation. Student concentration poor in WiFi environment, with multiple students reporting headaches and heart symptoms as well.
1 milliwatt per cm 2 (1 m W per cm2) is Health Canada’s Safety Code 6 Guideline
[1000 microwatts per cm 2]
(totally inadequate yet exceeded in Mountain View School, Ontario, in 43% of the measurements, such as one measurement at this school of 1.342 mW per cm2, where it was claimed the WiFi was safe)
Heart rate variability response threshold (HRV) (Havas study) shows 0.003 milliwatts per cm2
[3 microwatts per cm 2] At Mountain View School, many students reported heart problems.
Czech guideline for pulsed RF radiation for 6 hours = 0.004 milliwatts per cm2
[4 microwatts per cm 2]
The potential dangers of electromagnetic radiation and their effect on the environment
Parliamentary Assembly Council of Europe
Resolution 1815
6 May 2011
8.3.2 for children in general, and particularly in schools and classrooms, give preference to wired
internet connections and strictly regulate the use of mobile phones by schoolchildren on school
premises;
European Journal of Oncology Library Vol. 5, 273-300
M. Havas, J. Marrongelle, B. Pollner, E. Kelley, C.R.G. Rees, L. Tully
An ICEMS Monograph, 2010
European Journal of Oncology Eur. J. Oncol. – Library Vol. 5
National Institute for the Study and Control of Cancer and
Environmental Diseases “Bernardino Ramazzini”
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Dr. Magda Havas: The Truth About Wired and Wireless Technologies
http://youtu.be/dYjAAqUfHtE
Dr. Havas is an associate professor of Environmental & Resource Studies at Trent University where she teaches and does research on the biological effects of environmental contaminants. Her research deals with the health effects of non-ionizing electromagnetic energy at the extremely low frequency range associated with electricity (60 Hertz) and at the radio frequency range commonly associated with wireless telecommunication. Dr. Havas is particularly interested in monitoring exposure of the population in urban centres to radio frequency radiation and power-frequency fields. She is the author of numerous works on the subject. She received her Ph.D. from the University of Toronto, completed Post-Doctoral research at Cornell University, and taught at the University of Toronto before going to Trent University in Peterborough, Canada.
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