• Homeopathy  dramatically reduced the incidence of Leptospirosis in Cuba
  08/10
• More funding for allergy research
  08/10
• Severe Tourettes syndrome tracked back to sensitivity to aspartame
  08/10
• Babies need friendly bugs – John Scott explains why
  08/10
• Oakmoth poses threat to asthma and allergy sufferers as well as oak trees in west London. 08/10
• Food Standards Agency updated lists of manufacturers who do NOT use the colours associated with hyperactivity. 08/10
• Welsh children offered precautionary advice on mobile phones
  07/10
• Women, young and old, are worryingly short of nutrients – Micki Rose explains 08/10
• Nut and seed-free face products for eczema and allergy sufferers – Micki Rose has some suggestions. 08/10
• Food Allergy and IgA deficiency – Dr Albert Robbins, an allergist and environmental physician, looks at IgA deficiency in the context of food allergy and neurological conditions such as Tourette syndrome and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). 08/10
• Conscious parenting: the dilemmas facing 21st century parents. Dr Dietrich Klinghardt is a recognised authority in environmental/nutritional approaches to many of the 21st century’s most alarming and baffling conditions such as autism, allergies and ME/CFS.
• New autism consortium study proves (again) that inherited genes don’t cause autism - a lengthy article in the Age of Autism web news suggests that all the recent hype about the discovery of autism-causing genes is just that and not based on fact. 07/10
• Pills or food? A useful reference website.
  07/10
• Food Allergy in India – Alex Gazzola investigates for his new book, Living with Food Allergies. 2010
• Genetically modified soya beans may cause allergy
  2010
• Epinephrine key – new and more convenient delivery
  07/10
• Good dental care especially important for children on special diets
  07/10
• FAAN's advice on egg residues in vaccines for egg-allergic children
  07/10
• The History of the Peanut Allergy Epidemic. 2010 Heather Fraser's shocking new book which suggests that the peanut allergy epidemic was a disaster waiting to happen, which could have been forseen by anyone studying the medical literature on injection, vaccination and allergy.
• Skin conditions mistakenly blamed for wet wipe rashes
  07/10 
• Homeopathic remedies to treat insect stings and bites – helpful suggestions from Natural News.07/10
• The rise in adult acne
  06/10
• Ear infections – the food allergy connection.
  2010
• Contact dermatitis and cosmetics.
  Cosmetic products can sometimes trigger an adverse response, either irritant or allergic. Alex Gazzola looks at the kinds of responses cosmetics can cause, how to get diagnosed if you have a problem, and how to avoid your triggers. 2010
• The effects of electrosmog on the blood - YouTube clip from Dr Magda Havas showing, via live blood micrsocopy, the effect of electromagnetic fields (a hands-free phone and a computer) on live blood cells. A new way of disgnosing EMS? 03/10
• Natural sunburn remedies
  06/10
• Preventing iron deficiency on a gluten-free diet
  06/10
• Are cell phone antennae on the rooftops of apartment buildings safe?
  Dr Magda Havas warns that they are not - a report on the experiences of the residents of one apartment block in Toronto. 02/10
• Electromagnetic Phenomena and Health – A Continuing Controversy? Papers from a one day conference held at the Institute of Physics in 2008,
  published 05/10
• Wild Fermentation – Philip Ridley who is organising the fermented food day on July 18th (2010), explains something about the history of fermented food in health.
• Blog interview with drummer Andy Robertson on gluten-free life on the road.
  06/10
• Does your child have bad hay fever? And are they 4 to 11 years of age?
  If so, they could help us with a study looking at how we can prevent children with hay fever going on to develop asthma. 06/10
• A Celebration of DHA: 40 years ago, evidence began to show a special role for DHA as a brain selective nutrient. This conference has brought together research from the intervening decades, and the consolidation of this knowledge is hoped to inspire action to preserve and restore marine resources and the marine-to-human food chain – May 2010 – Cressida Boyd
• Children's allergy provision – 2010
  An upbeat update from Dr Adam Fox of the Childrens' Allergy Service at St Thomas' Hopsital on paediatric allergy services in the UK.
• Wriggling out of food intolerance – the first eight months – and the story 15 months on. John Scott describes how the dose of worms he took in March 2009 has totally transformed his life. Read his latest installment - and his previous history... 06/10
• Focus on rosacea – Information and help from the Sher System – make-up tips and advice from cosmetics consultant, Rowena Wilson.
  06/10
• The Dark Side of Wheat - New Perspectives on Celiac Disease and Wheat Intolerance. A lengthy and interesting article on Sott.net suggeting that far from coeliac disease being a genetic 'diseasae' it is 'natural, protective response to the ingestion of something that the human body was not designed to consume' eg wheat. 03/10
• WebMD Fibromyalgia Guide - very useful and comprehensive guide including symptoms, diagnosis, treatments, home remedies and help. 06/10
• More concerns about the safety of airport scanners
  05/10
• Worms could be big business. Another article in Bloomberg Businessweek estimating annual sales of of $2 billion for parisitic treatment of Crohn's disease alone. 05/10
• Gut instinct: the miracle of the parasitic hookworm. A lengthy and excellent article in the Guardian about Jasper Lawrence, founder of Autimmune Therapies, and his experiences with hookworms which he believes cured his asthma, and which he now provides for other sufferers of autoimmune conditions from MS to total food allergy. 05/10
• The science behind the health effects of mobile telephony and suggestions as to how these effects could be mitigated: Dr Andrew Goldsworthy's Witness Statement for the Standing Committee on Health of the Canadian House of Commons. 05/10
• The Interphone study – costing over £15 million and out of date before it is published – can the UN's International Agency for Research on Cancer's report tell us anything useful? 05/10
• Digestive enzymes for food allergy and intolerance. Dr. Devin Houston, the first researcher to develop specialized enzymes for autism, explains the role of enzymes in digestion and the benefit of enzyme supplementation. 05/10
• Nutrition and Addiction: promoting recovery through nutritional and lifestyle interventions Conference 05/10 Cressida Boyd reports.
• Acupuncture for allergy
  04/10
• In 2003 Sabrina Shannon died from anaphylactic shock having touched a French fry serving tong which had been contaminated with milk protein. Her mother, Sara, vowed that she would do everything possible to prevent another such tragedy and, three years later, she had campaigned to such to such good effect that a law, named Sabrina's Law, was passed in Ontario, Canada, which requires schools to develop full anaphylaxis management plans.
  Click here to read the full story or go directly to AllergyMoms, Sara's blog.
• Royal Philips Electronics to introduce LED replacement for the 60 watt bulb; a 40 watt LED bulb is already on sale. 05/10
• Wireless sensor networks – a new hazard...
  05/10
• Fragrances in the workplace – sensitive employees could be protected under new US law. 03/10 
• Could it be yeast rather than wheat that is the cause of so many cases of apparent food intolerance? Nurse and food intolerance tester, Mary Roe, asks the question . 05/10
• An excellent article in Experience Life Magazine discusses migraine headaches, with a focus on their causes, triggers, and natural treatments.
  05/10
• PANDAS – a frightening condition, thought to be caused by the common 'strep throat' bacteria, whose symptoms can include tics, obsessions, compulsions and anorexia. A parent's view. 05/10
• Interesting article in the Mail-online about an Olympic show jumper who was finally forced to abandon her riding career becuse of a late-onset allergy to horses. 05/10
• Finnish group aims to improve flavour of gluten-free bread by adding de-glutenised rye flour
  04/10
• Biggest study ever launched on the safety of mobile phones - COSMOS study
  04/10
• Turning oats into successful bread flour - as part of the EU HEALTHGRAIN project , researchers at the University of Cork in Ireland and the Technical Research Centre in Finland have been investigating how oats could be developed into viable bread flour. 05/10
• The emotional impact of food allergies in children and teenagers
  04/10
• Food allergy 'deniers'. An interesting article on the alarming numbers of adults with potentially fatal food allergies who do not carry Epipens and either ignore or pay little attention to their allergies 2008 .
• Why is acne drug, Accutane, still on the market?
  02/10
• The dangers of microchippping – both for humans and animals
  04/10
• Optical fibres could transmit radio signals into the home thus obviating the need for wifi – interesting report from Science Daily 04/10
• The Vitamin D Council offers the most comprehensive current review of the benefits of Vitamin D Council website including a massive bank of related research reports.
• Public ignorance puts children with asthma at risk
  05/10
• Interesting article in the Daily Telegraph about Nutrition Point and the growth of the freefrom industry.
  05/10
• Bisphenol A to be found in many favourite foods – article in The Independent
  04/10
• The sodium dilemma – and a possible solution
  In the 1990s, using the government's own figures, David Thomas compared the nutritional content of common British foods in 1940 with that of a similar foods in 1991. He was so shocked by what he found that he started to search for a way to replace the minerals with which our food was no longer providing us. His search took him to the Great Salt Lakes of Utah. Now, ten years later, his concern is with salt consumption... 04/10
• Raw (non-pasteurised) cow's milk – an on-going debate
  3/10
• Antibiotics offer benefits with significant risks – 2010 - John Scott
  While taking an antibiotic can, in some circumstances, be a life-saving intervention, over half of all antibiotics cause adverse reactions. They also inevitably lay waste vast numbers of indigenous intestinal microorganisms, a loss from which we may only slowly, and possibly never completely recover...
  See also:
• Alternative antibiotics – 2007
  John Scott looks at some alternative, non-drug-based natural antibiotics for those with a drug sensitivity, an intolerance to any of the many excipients used in drug manufacture or any problems with compromised gut flora, they can create far more problems than they solve.
• Gay moths to help growers protect British apple crop
  04/10
• Environmental Toxins – a lengthy article in TIME magazine on the millions of chemicals to be found everywhere in the environment from the Antarctic to baby's bottles, the realisation that far tinier molecules than had been thought have the power to harm human health, and the currently absurd situation that pertains in the US where chemicals are deemed to be safe unless the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) can prove otherwise, rather than the precautionary approach which would deem every chemical to be dangerous until their makers can prove otherwise. 04/10
• Glaucoma eye drops and nasal decongestants to combat redness and flushing of rosacea - interesting articles in Skin and Allergy News – 04/10
• Allergy and Allergy Remedies UK – Mintel March 2010
  Alex Gazzola reports
• Global surge in gluten-free food – report from the Innova Database
  03/10
• The link between ES and pesticide poisining. A very intersting suggestion from 1997
• Tom Ogren suggests ways to reduce the pollen load in New York's streets.
  04/10
• A member of ES-UK has put together a really excellent, comprehensive directory of products and services that measurably reduce the amount of EMF exposure, or enable people to avoid places which have high EMF levels – no pendants or herbs... Click here for a downloadable pdf.
  04/10
• Electrosensitivity: a first person perspective by Dr David Fancy – co-founder of WEEP – Wireless Electrical and Electromagnetic Pollution 04/10
• ES and EMS provocation test failures – Michael Bevington – Courtesy of ES-UK.
  02/10
• Diabetes – the electrosmog connection. Dr Magda Havas' research suggests that electrosmog and 'dirty electricity' has a direct effect on diabetics. In an electrically 'clean' environment, Type 1 diabetics need lessinsulin and Type 2 diabetics have lower levels of plasma glucose. 03/10
• Agave syrup worse than High Fructose Corn Syrup. A lengthy article on the Dr Mercola site suggests that far from being the natural sap from the agave leaf, agave syrup is a highly processed, often contaminated product of the starchy bulb of the plant, and is 80% fructose, 30% more than High Fructose Corn Syrup. 03/10
• Collateral damage – a legacy of the wireless technology explosion and Illusion and Escape – the cellphone disease quagmire. Two lengthy and very interesting articles by Dr George Carlo published in the American Trial Lawyer magazine. 2010 & 2008
• Untangling the Web — Patients, Doctors, and the Internet. Drs Pamela Hartzband and Jerome Groopman. An interesting article in the New England Journal of Medicine, considering, from the physicians point of view, the changes (both good and bad) brought about in the doctor/patient relationship, by the internet. 03/10
• Aluminium, vaccines and ADHD/Autism – an article on the Dr Mercola site highlighting the possible toxic role of aluminium, now often used as a replacement for mercury (thimersol) in vaccines, in ADHD and autism. 03/10
• Making mobile phones safer. Dr Andrew Goldsworthy explains why increasing the power of mobile base stations endangers not only human health, but the environment – and how mobile telephony could be made not only safer, but more reliable and cheaper for the companies to operate. 03/10
• Sulfa drug allergy
  03/10
• Professional cyclists go gluten-free
  02/10
• Calcium Bentonite clay for mercury detoxification
  03/10
• Radiation avoidance tactics – steer clear of airports and doctors… Frances Dale explains 03/10
• Rice and arsenic – what to do about it. In her second article Micki Rose gives practical advice on avoiding and dealing with high arsenic levels and some suggestions for making your own arsenic-free alternative milks. 03/10
• Development of celiac-friendly wheat
  03/10
• Dirt, Disease, and Depression: the hygiene hypothesis clears up a diametric difficulty. An interesting blog article by London School of Economics Reader in Sociology, Dr Christopher Badcock, suggesting that major depressive disorder is not a mental illness (one resulting from an unbalanced brain) at all but a mental symptom of a dysregulated immune system, and might therefore be successfully treated by helminthic or worm therapy. For further comment.
• Genetically engineeered soy beans may cause allergies – an interesting article from the Mercola site 03/10
• New international guidelines on allergy testing
  03/10
• US Environmental Protection Agency announces plan to require disclosure of inert pesticide ingredients
  12/09
• Molecular genetic discoveries: towards a better understanding of homeopathy. An interesting article by Dr Peter Kay describing recent studies that show that in the laboratory highly diluted and dynamized (potentized) substances can activate beneficial genes and affect gene expression. 03/10
• Water urticaria - rare but acknowledged.
  2010
• Histamine intolerance - It feels like allergy, it looks like allergy, but it’s not an allergy! Dr Janice Joneja investigates a little recognised but very distressing intolerance and suggests how it may be managed.
  03/10
• Rice and arsenic – what is going on? In the first of two articles nutritionist Micki Rose considers the cruel irony that, for allergic people trying to avoid dairy products and wheat/gluten, eating more rice is increasing their exposure to the poison, arsenic. 03/10
• Caterers being held to account in allergic reaction cases.
  02/10
• The future of food – Cressida Boyd checks out recent activity around our looming global food crisis. 02/10
• The hidden menace that can cause death during surgery.  How a cough syrup can kill you! Dr Harry Morrow Brown explains how. 02/10
• Colleges accommodate more students with food allergies - a long article in USA Today detailing the encouraging progress made in colleges across the USA who are making active efforts to accommodate allergic students. 02/10
• Is it a cold or allergic rhinitis? WebMD offer a simple guide to differentiating between a common cold and allergic rhinitis. 02/10
• Over 100 cancer cases blamed on phone mast in Spanish school playground.
  01/10
• Great instructions kits from the Allergy and Asthma Network on how to 'clean your air' at home, at school and at play. 02/10
• Probiotics – the 'friendly' bacteria: side-lined healers – John Scott reviews the current research. 02/10
• Massachusetts first state to require restaurants to educate staff about food allergy. 02/10
• Very useful article on the Planet Thrive website suggesting 12 ways that those with severe chemical or electricity sensitivity can keep warm.
  02/10
• How hard it can be parenting a severely allergic child
  02/10
• Cold winters encourage birch trees to pollinate early
  
• 02/10
• Allergen control standards for the food industry
  02/10
• Protect yourself from VOCs when opening electronics packages
  02/10
• Water medicine – Dr Batmanghelidj believes that dehydration lies at the root of most chronic and acute 21st century maladies. 02/10
• Dodgy drinking water...
  11/09
• When is a wheat allergy not a wheat allergy? Michelle Berriedale-Johnson investigates. 02/10
• Managing allergy in the food chain  – Frances Dale reports on an industry conference. 02/10
• What is – and what causes – non allergic rhinitis? Before assuming that your rhinitis is caused by an allergic reaction it would be wise to check out the other possibilities. A lengthy article in Medical News Today describes the condition, the symptoms, the causes and the treatment. 01/10
• A good general article on documented health problems with/from radiation from WWII to the present day from MSNBC - 01/10
• Kosher foods for coeliacs – advice from a paid-up, kosher coeliac!
  2/10
• Healthy water – Sarah Merson reviews the case for water filtration and, if you choose to filter your water, how you might go about it. 2010
• The Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment Trust (HBOTT), a non-profit organisation that provides information and advice on hyperbaric oxygen treatment, has just launched a new website to help raise the profile and understanding of oxygen therapy. 01/10
• Interesting article on angioedema (dramatic swelling associated with a severe allergic reaction) by an emergency medic. 01/10
  01/10
• Lengthy and in-depth article in GQ magazine by Christopher Ketchum on the links between mobile phone and brain cancer and the health risks of mobile technology in general. 02/10
• Foods labelled 'nondairy' in the US may contain milk protein.
  1/10
• Microwave technology: a twenty-first century Trojan horse: an in-depth investigation into microwave technology and its many hazards - John Scott - 2008 - Updated 2010
• Ford cars are allergy-friendly cars
  1/10
• Pictures from the new EHS refuge zone in southern France – complete with Faraday cage caravans. It is planned to open in spring 2010.
• High frequency voltage spikes (dirty electricity) and the incidence of cancer in La Quinta Middle School in California - the research (2008) and an excellent evaluation from Michael Segell of MSNBC (2010).
• Foods for optimal health – John Scott reviews Patrick Holford's 100% Health Survey which cuts across much conventional dietary wisdom Viz: nuts and seeds, often avoided because of their high fat and calorie content, prove excellent predictors of good health while wheat and milk, considered by many to be staples, are associated with poor health. 01/10
• Homeopathy and ADHD – an article in the Townsend Letter adapted from his book on the subject by Dana Ullman - 12/09
• The gluten – acne connection
  1 /10
• Casein plastic! For a period in the early 20th century 'plastic' pen cases were made in 'Ivorine', a product made from skimmed milk. By the mid to late 20th century these had been entirely superceded by 'real' plastic but anyone who has a dairy allergy and is interested in antique pens should be aware. A full history on the Parker Pen website.
• Vaccines' Dark Inferno: What Is Not on Insert Labels? A Townsend Letter exposé by Richard Gale and Dr Gary Null – 12/09
• Psychosomatic approach to psoriasis treatment proves effective
  01/10
• Mobile phones and Alzheimer's disease – recent research suggests that radiation from mobile phones may destroy brain deposits of beta-amyloid, a protein strongly associated with Alzheimer's disease – but the radiation to which the mice were subjected was significantly different to that generated by an in-use mobile phone. Dr Andrew Goldsworthy explains. 1/10
• Diagnostic quiz for hypo/hyperthyroidism
  1/10
• Coeliacs of the world – beware your pets!
  1/10
• 'Invisible bracelet' emergency health registry
  1/10
• Concern about child and teen exposure to chemicals via cosmetics
  2008
• Latest generation of cars to become wifi hotspots
  12/09
• An inexpensive 'dipstick' test for pesticides in foods
  12/0
• US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - vaccination guidelines
  1/10
• Air Canada told to provide nut-free zone for nut allergics who should be regarded as 'disabled' passengers – 1/10
• New year well-being for allergy sufferers – Nutritionist Micki Rose gives her top tips for 2010
• Milk consumption does worsen acne – interesting article from Suite 101
  12/09
• Autism can be an occupational asset - an interesting article from MSNBC
  12/09
• Sixteen French towns chosen for experimental reduction in electrosmog from phone masts.
  12/09
• Autism and gastrointestinal disorders – Two papers from a multidisciplinary panel led by the Harvard Medical School – 2010
• CT whole body scans deliver far more radiation than we have been led to believe – an exposé from the Dr Mercola site – 2009
• Symptoms of additive/flavouring intolerance - from the Association of German Dermatologists - 2010
• Novel preventative and therapeutic treatments for coeliac disease – Alex Gazzola reports on Dr Julio Bai of Hospital de Gastroenterología, Buenos Aires' talk at the recent Gastro 2009 conference.
• Is it time for mass screening? Carlo Catassi of the Maryland Center for Celiac Research discusses the challenges faced by the international coeliac community at the Gastro meeting in November 2009.
• All bunged up and nowhere to go. Micki Rose gives her top tips to get you going if you suffer from chronic constipation. 2009
• Dissing Dairy – An article in the Canadian Globe and Mail asks whether dairy products are really as great as everyone has always been told they were...
  12/09
• Building the Smart Home Wirelessly – house-wide wireless control from Taiwan
  11/09
• Skin tightening technique spells danger for electrosensitives
  11/09
• Links to a series of interesting articles on homeopathy
  11/09
• LDN or Low dose Naltrexone shows promise in treating a number of conditions including MS and Fibromyalgia - 11/09
• New, more sensitive food allergy tests
  11/09
• Latex and poinsettias – a dangerous connection? Dr Kevin Kelly, Professor of Pediatrics/Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin warns of a family connection. 12/09
• Thoughts on the nutritional and environmental potential of marine species and the pollution estuaries and coastal waters – Professor Michael Crawford
  12/09
• Homeopathic desensitisation – a way to enable you to eat foods which you could not otherwise tolerate – John Scott explains – 2009
• More evidence that colony collapse could be caused by mobile phone radiation
  09/09
• The Management of Multiple Food Intolerances - A detailed investigation of this very difficult area by Professor John Hunter and Agri-Food Scientist Karen Huntley of the Gastroenterology Research Unit, Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge – 2009
• BPA found in aluminium water bottles as well as plastic ones – and in tin cans...
  11/09
• Infants in the USA exposed to unsafe levels of thyroid-damaging perchlorate.
  11/09
• Prevalence of Food Allergy and Potential Therapies  – a report from the thirteenth international food allergy conference held during the annual meeting of the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology 11/09
• Sublingual Immunotherapy (SLIT): What it is and How it Works – a useful overview – 12/09
• Neurofeedback a possible treatment for Eosinophilic Esophogitis
  12/09
• Successful trial of 'Rush Specific Oral Tolerance Induction' in School-Age Children with Severe Egg Allergy – 2010
• Wriggling out of food intolerance – John Scott describes how a dose of worms has dramatically improved his total food intolerance.
  November 2009
• 'Laxmi', living in Canada, is now so chemically sensitive that she reacts to all clothing and has to live inside a Faraday cage erected over her bed.
  11/09
• From boon to bane – electricty today. Roderick Canning's in depth history of the growth of electrosmog over the last 50 years and its health/environmental implications 11/09.
• Little is known about the nutritional sufficiency of a gluten-free diet
  Alex Gazzola reports - 2009
• Hookworm Honeymoon. John Scott discovers that a new relationship was all that was required to relieve his longstanding total food intolerance and reduce his chronic fatigue. 11/09
• Lino versus vinyl – low allergen and environmentally friendly
  11/09
• Sulphates and Sulphites: the Good, the Moderately Bad and the Ugly. Margaret Moss explains the difference and the importance of each. 11/09
• Advances in high-tech medicine offer major benefits to patients but threaten ever higher EMR exposure
  10/09
• How about a toffee-fired rocket or a chocolate-powered racing car?...
  10/ 09
• Ditch the bleach – for electrolyzed water
  10/09
• Clinical Guidelines for the avoidance of Allergy in Germany –
  2009
• GREAT Healthcare – Coeliac Disease Education – 2009
  A new educational resource developed by the US-based National Foundation for Celiac Awareness
• Vitamin D – an alternative treatment for SAD – Dr Damien Downing
  11/09
• Managing environmental Illness – Dr George Carlo –
  11/09
• Coconut oil and medium chain triglycerides
  Dr Bruce Fife – 2009
• Low-lactose camel milk now available in the Netherlands
  10/09
• Hepatitis B vaccine could triple risk of autism in infant boys
  09/09
• Dr George Carlo warns of the dangers of mobile phone usage – in commenting on an article in the Daily Mail – 3/11/09
• Round up of advice on mobile phone usage – courtesy of Daily Telegraph
  October 2009
• Recent presentations (2008-9) by Professor Denis Henshaw of the Human Radiation Effects Group at the HH Wills Physics Laboratory in Bristol.
• Further questions about the controversial 2007 'Essex study' on short term exposure to phone mast radiation – more input needed from participants. October 09
• 'Expert' exchange of letters over the safety of mobile phone masts – sparked by a letter from Dr Nolan in the Kerryman newspaper – October 2009
• Seed Stacked and the VAT man - how daft can the law get?...
  October 2009
• Furious reaction to balanced article on peanut allergy in Canadian journal...
  October 2009
• Management of Food Allergens – edited by Jaqueline Coutts and Richard Fielder – published by Wiley
  2009
• Research from Lennart Hardell, Michael Carlberg and Kjell Hansson Mild from the Department of Oncology at University Hospital, Örebro and the Department of Radiation Physics, Umeå University both in Sweden which found a pattern of an increased risk for brain tumours after 10 years mobile phone use.
  2009
• Concern over low level radiation risk from nuclear power stations
  2009
• Ionising radiation, electrical hypersenstivity and geomagnetic reversals – Some thoughts from Andrew Goldswsorthy at the ES-UK meeting in
  October 2009
• Electromagnetic radiation from TV screen does affect those with no known sensitivities – Professor Olle Johansson
  2001
• In a paper published in Pathophysiology in 2009 Professor Olle Johanssen draws strong links between the effects of electromagnetic fields and both allergy and autoimmune disorders.
  2009
• If metal objects can be magnetic, does this present a problem for electro sensitives? Comments from Charles Claessens of Verband Baubiologie
  10/09
• Concerning data on long term mobile phone usage from Sweden – via the Saturday Telegraph
  09/09
• Ecologist report on UK air pollution
  09/09
  
  
  
  
  

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