On May 31st, 2019 a symposium was hosted by the Environmental Health Clinic at Women’s College Hospital entitled: Impacts of Wireless Technology on Health: A symposium for Ontario’s medical community.
Proceedings from a Symposium on the Impacts of Wireless Technology on Health (.pdf)
The symposium consisted of presentations and interactive group discussion about the impact of wireless technology on health. Speakers included clinicians, medical researchers, patient advocates and technicians discussing the demographics, toxicology, epidemiology and pathophysiology or wireless technology, current best practices for management of illness, up-to-date research and the lived experiences of patients.
Here is the link to view the talks presented on that day:
Carcinogenicity of wireless radiation: IARC implications
Health Canada’s Safety Code 6 and global trends regarding EMFs
Wireless radiation harms without heating: how we know and implications
Impacts of EMFs on health in the community
Clinical observations and European practice guidelines for EHS
House inspections - Findings and remediation
Using law and advocacy to win accommodations and promote reform in a wireless world
Wireless justice- from precaution to prevention
Impacts on learning institutions, students and teachers
Advocacy: C4ST, WEEP, EPIC - Melissa Chalmers
Advocacy: C4ST, WEEP, EPIC - Barbara Payne