The purpose of this policy is to limit wireless connectivity based on the “precautionary principle” as there are numerous scientific studies that suggest there is a basis for concern that continuous or frequent long-term exposure to WiFi electromagnetic fields (EMFs) could have adverse health effects.

The German Government [Bundesregierung] recommends that the use of WLAN in the workplace or at home should be avoided, if possible.

Welcome to the promise of the internet at 33,000 feet — and the questions of etiquette, openness and free speech that airlines and service providers will have to grapple with as they bring internet access to the skies in the coming months.

We need new approaches and new technology to make the most of a finite resource. W/note from Dr. Carlo.

Would anyone be crazy enough defeat microwave oven interlock switches, put their head in the oven and press COOK? Not likely.

It is unregulated, untested, more dangerous than its proponents would have you believe.

Modern technology makes our lives convenient and efficient, but is it also making us sick?

Another day, another study. This one comes from the Australasian Journal of Clinical Environmental Medicine and says that the signals spewing from the Wi-Fi router in your office can trap certain metals within brain cells and increase the chances your kids will develop autism.

Dr. Carlo speaks on WiFi at schools. Link goes to video.

Mobile usage is immense, with half the world's population predicted to have one by the end of the decade.

But if new research is to be believed, we could be sitting on a health time-bomb.