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A Local Seminar…

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IsWirelessHarmful · 02/09/2014 21:27

Dear Parent,

I am a parent of two young children who attend a local primary school. The school plans to enrol on a “one iPad per child” scheme. On the one side, as a Technology Consultant, I feel that exposing youngsters to technology is great as this is their future, but on the other side and as an Electronic Engineer (PhD) who specialised in Telecomms, including working with microwaves, I am concerned about the potential health effects.

So, I did some research, including looking at past threads on mumsnet, but, wasn't totally satisfied. I've therefore decided to organise a seminar in our area and asked two medical doctors and two industry experts to present the latest scientific and medical findings. Another advantage of this approach is that I/we can ask them our questions directly.

Please see the attached poster for details.

Date : Wednesday 1st October 2014
Venue : Great Hadham Country Club
Time : 7:30pm (duration ~2 hours)

If we attend and find that there are no issues, then nothing is lost and we can enjoy a get-together, but if they do show good (Scientific & Medical) evidence and are able to answer our questions/concerns, then the risks must be weighed-up, particularly when it relates to our children's health.

So, if you want to know more and have questions about the potential (long term?) health effects of (low power) exposure of microwave radiation from wireless devices on our children, then please pencil in the 1st of October in your diary!

I look forward to meeting you there (also please forward this message/poster to friends, family, neighbours etc.).

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IsWirelessHarmful · 30/09/2014 13:49

The Seminar is on TOMORROW, if interested (Gt Hadham Country Club at 7:30pm). Speaker Bio and presentation titles:

(1) Wireless Technology Radiation
Alasdair Philips, DAgrE, BSc(Eng), MIAgrE, MIEEE
Qualified Electrical & Electronic and Agricultural Engineer
Director of Powerwatch (www.powerwatch.org.uk)
Provided professional advice to local authorities, High Court & Public Inquiries
Instigated and organised conferences/workshops, including CHILDREN with LEUKAEMIA International Scientific Conference & Childhood Cancer
Appeared on UK radio and TV

Authored of many books, including; Living with Electricity and Powerwatch Handbook
Founder Member of UK Department of Healths ELF EMF (SAGE) consultation

(2) Electro Hyper Sensitivity (EHS)
Dr Elizabeth Evans, MA(Cantab), MBBS(Lond), DRCOG
Studied medicine at Cambridge University and St Mary's Hospital Medical School
Medical doctor from 1996-2002
NAET practitioner (Nambudripad's Allergy Elimination Technique)
Co-founded Stop Smart Meters (UK) in 2012
Provided evidence on wireless smart meters to the Commons Select Committee
Medical Adviser to SSITA (Safe Schools Information Technology Alliance)
Lectured on Health Effects of EMF & EHS for medical/scientific groups and schools

(3) Common Wireless Myths
Mike Mitcham, BSc
Background in IT systems consulting
Researcher and campaigner
Co-founded Stop Smart Meters (UK) in 2012
Appealed to Government policymakers and advisors
Provided evidence at a televised Parliamentary Select Committee Hearing at the Palace of Westminster in 2013
Appeared in award-winning documentary Take Back Your Power, by Josh del Sol

(4) Wireless & Chronic Diseases
Dr Erica Mallery-Blythe, BMBS
Medical Doctor with Emergency Medicine and Trauma as specialist area
Trustee Radiation Research Trust
Medical Advisor ES-UK
Board Member CPTF (USA)
Head of UK EMF and EHS research Team
Founded of PHIRE (Physician's Health Initiative for Radiation and Environment)
Lecturered on Health Effects of EMF & EHS for medical/scientific groups and schools

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