Wireless health hazards conferences

From: Webmaster <webmaster@electricalpollution.com>
Date: Sat, Sep 14, 2013 at 3:30 PM
Subject: Upcoming Wireless health hazards conferences
To: Webmaster <webmaster@electricalpollution.com>

Note that physicians can obtain AMA credits for attending the AAEM conference below.   Let your physicians know about it.  Physicians who are unable to attend the conference may want to visit the Health and Introduction pages at www.electricalpollution.com for background and the Solutions page to find out what steps their patients need to take to recover.

Best, Catherine

Wireless health hazards conferences

October 2013; Phoenix, AZ:
The American Academy of Environmental Medicine (AAEM) conference "Chronic Disease: Highlighting EMF Hypersensitivity, Lyme, Mycotoxicity, Autism, Cancer and Much More"
http://aaemconference.com/ 

Chronic disease accounts for 70% of American deaths and 75% of U.S. annual healthcare costs according to the CDC. Our current system is in crisis. Funding for research and medical advances alone will NOT alleviate the cost or suffering of individuals with chronic disease. This year's meeting will delve into environmental impacts on human health reflecting important areas in clinical practice and scientific research highlighting electomagnetic hypersensitivity, lyme, mycotoxicity, autism, and cancer. 

This activity should prove relevant to MD, DO, ND and DC physicians, as well as other health care providers who manage patients with chronic disease. 

Physicians can obtain AMA PRA credits for attending the conference.

November 2013; New York, NY:the Open Center in November "How to Protect Ourselves and Growing Children from Electromagnetic Fields: A multi-disciplinary solution-oriented look at this important new public health issue with leading scientific, clinical and remediation experts"with cardiologist Stephen Sinatra (who has performed studies showing that Wi-Fi is causing cardiac arrhythmias)  http://electromagnetichealth.org/electromagnetic-health-blog/open-center-nov-15/

Sent from a hardwired computer in a low rf environment