Fear of the unseen.

In this article, the author discusses the dangers of electromagnetic fields (EMFs) including power lines, microwave ovens, and mobile phones. World Health Organization (WHO) states that short-term exposure to EMFs at the levels present in the home or in the environment do not cause any apparent detr...

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Published in:Prospect no. 193; pp. 75 - 77
Main Author: Ball, Philip
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Published: Prospect Publishing Limited Apr2012
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