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Category Archives: Wi-Fi
On Wi-Fi, Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity and the Nocebo Effect
One of my fears when I wrote my previous post about Wi-Fi was that I was opening a Pandora’s Box on the whole field of electromagnetic fields and health. As I expected, shortly after I posted that blog a number … Continue reading
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On Wi-Fi in Schools and the Precautionary Principle
I knew this day was coming. I wasn’t sure when, but I knew that at some point as a promoter of evidence-based decision-making I would have to take on the topic of Wi-Fi in schools at this blog. Well the … Continue reading
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