Conference in honour of Jenny Fry will be held in England at the initiative of “EMF aware Sussex"

"On June 8, 2019, a commemorative conference in honour of Jenny Fry will be held in England at the initiative of “EMF aware Sussex”. On this occasion, the experts present will review scientific and medical knowledge concerning electrosensitivity, the development of new 5G technologies, communicating meters and mobile phones. We would like to thank Dr. Mallery-Blythe for her invitation, which will allow us, for the first time on English soil, to discuss the issues related to the Phonegate scandal."

https://www.phonegatealert.org/en/phonegate-alert-invited-to-a-conference-in-england-by-dr-mallery-blythe

The speakers:

Professor Dominique Belpomme,
Professor of Medical Oncology at the University of Paris René Descartes, founder of the European Institute for Research on Cancer and the Environment (ECERI), founder of ARTAC (Association for Research and Treatments Against Cancer). He will speak on the theme: “Etiology, diagnosis and management of electrohyper-sensitivity (EHS).

Dr. Marc Arazi,
Physician
Co-founder and President of the organization Alerte Phonegate.
His presentation: “The international Phonegate scandal: All overexposed, all deceived, all threatened by our mobile phones”.

Dr. Erica Mallery-Blythe,
Founder of the PHIRE medical organization (Physicians’ Health Initiative for Radiation & Environment), Trustee RRT (Radiation Research Trust), Medical Advisor ORSAA (Oceanic Radiofrequency Scienti c Advisory Association), Medical Advisor ESUK and member of IGNIR 5g, she will speak on the theme: “Overview of EMF health effects and PHIRE 5G Five Facts initiative.”

Debbie Fry (dental nurse) will talk about her daughter, Jenny’s experiences with her E.H.S. and her campaign to turn off Wi-Fi in schools and hospitals.

This conference, which will be held on Saturday, June 8 from 9am to 5pm in the Sedwick park house, is open to the public. You can download the prospectus to register.

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EMF Health Provider Conference - Sept 6-8, 2019

What to Expect

Dear Practitioners, 

We are excited to bring you The Electromagnetic Fields Conference 2019, September 6-8, the first conference of its kind this coming September in Santa Cruz, CA.

If you are involved in patient care, you cannot afford to miss this conference. As a practitioner, you will walk away with exactly what you need to diagnose and treat the symptoms of radiation exposure from today's wireless technology.

Learn from global medical experts in this field who diagnose and treat EMF-related conditions.

• Learn how to protect yourself and your patients from electromagnetic radiation exposure.
• Learn how to diagnose and treat EMF/EMR-related problems in your complex mold, Lyme-infected, and metal toxic patients so that they can recover.
• Learn in an unparalleled supportive environment with delicious and organic food in a Redwood Forest retreat center.
• Earn up to 17.0 CME Credits

 

Register now to receive early bird registration through June 28th. See below for additional information.

Conference - Effects of Electromagnetic Frequency Exposure

Recognize, Evaluate, and Treat

Do your patients experience:

• Headaches
• Sleep disturbances
• Anxiety/depression
• Memory loss
• Arrhythmias
• Cognitive Impairment? 

Do you know how to rule out EMF and EMR exposures?

Do you know how to treat the effects of Electromagnetic Fields Exposure?

Join us at  EMFC 2019, the first of its kind conference in the US, where you will learn from the international expert clinicians and researchers in the field how to recognize, evaluate, and treat signs and symptoms related to exposure to wireless and electromagnetic radiation.
 

September 6-8, 2019

1440 Multiversity Retreat Center

800 Bethany Drive | Scotts Valley 

(Santa Cruz),CA 95066
 

Register now to receive early bird registration through June 28th. See below for additional information.

International Symposium: Biological Effects of Wireless Technology, Mainz, Germany, October 2019

From Dariusz Leszczynski:

International Symposium: Biological Effects of Wireless Technology, Mainz, Germany, October 2019

An international symposium, titled; “Technical progress or progressive irresponsibility? Biological Effects of Wireless Technology” has been organised by a number of European organisations, a partial listing includes:

The Competence Initiative for the Protection of Humans, the Environmental and Consumer Organization for the Protection against Electromagnetic Radiation, the European Academy of Environmental Medicine (EUROPAEM), Pandora – the Foundation for Independent Research, the Association of Building Biology and other partners. The event is sponsored by Stiftung für Kinder, Freiburg and Auerbach Stiftung, Tettnang. It will take place on October 4. – 6., 2019 at the Electoral Palace Mainz.

Excerpts from the symposium announcement (detailed schedule of the symposium will be announced later):

Cell phones, Smartphones, Tablets … Smart Home … Smart City … Internet of Things … The digital transformation of our society is expected to continue with the new 5G standard, largely through mobile and wireless communication. As a result, radiation exposure due to mobile and wireless communication technologies, their infrastructure and applications will increase enormously.

What health risks are involved? What are the possible consequences for particular groups at risk, especially children and adolescents?

The conference will provide easy-to-understand overviews of the “biological effects” of mobile and wireless communication technologies as well as in-depth discussions that will be as accessible to non-experts as possible. Internationally renowned speakers will share firsthand information and recommendations in lectures, workshops, documentary films and panel discussions, inviting everybody to join the discussion.

Four chapters in the program:

1. The current state of risk research
2. Wireless radiation risks for the future of life
3. Workshops
4. About the political and legal situation – For a new precautionary policy

Invited Speakers

• Adj.Prof. Dariusz Leszczynski,
• Prof. Martin Pall,
• Prof. Wilhelm Mosgöller,
• Prof. Karl Hecht,
• Dr. Devra Davis,
• Prof. Michael Kundi,
• Peter Hensinger M.A.,
• Prof. Gertraud Teuchert-Noodt,
• Prof. Dominique Belpomme,
• Prof. Lennart Hardell,
• Prof. Wilfried Kühling,
• Richter a.D. Bernd I. Budzinski,
• Dr. Marc Arazi,
• Dr. George Carlo.

Documentary Film:

• presented by Klaus Scheidsteger & Dipl. Ing. Lothar Moll.

Workshops from a medical, educational and building biology perspective:

• Dr. Monika Krout,
• Dr. Petra Wiechel,
• Dr. Klaus Scheler,
• Steffen Heil,
• Dipl. Ing. Joachim Gertenbach.

All presentations and discussions will be simultaneously translated into English or German, respectively.The Electoral Palace of Mainz, the conference venue, will be kept free of Wi-Fi.

International Symposium: Biological Effects of Wireless Technology, Mainz, Germany, October 2019

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Impacts of wireless Technology on Health - May 31st, 2019 Sypmosium

Environmental Health Clinic (EHC),

Women’s College Hospital (WCH)

Presents

Impacts of Wireless Technology

on Health.

 Date: May 31^st, 2019 in Burton Auditorium

                                         8:00 am - 4:30pm

Fee: $100- register at https://emfsymposium.eventbrite.ca/

Clinical Symposium:

There is a range of evidence that adverse health effects can result from increased radiation exposure to interconnected wireless devices and infrastructures which emit nonionizing microwave or radiofrequency radiation (MW/RFR). Such effects can include:  impairment of reproduction, amplification of effects of other toxic agents, and contribution to chronic disease. Additionally, at exposure levels of MW/RFR commonly tolerated by the general population, some patients experience acute and chronic symptoms including fatigue, tinnitus, headaches, as well as neurological and cardiac dysfunction.

Details: This day-long event will involve 20-minute presentations from clinicians, medical researchers, and patient advocates, followed by 10 minutes of group discussion.

Goal: To explore how the Ontario medical community can learn more about the human health impacts of nonionizing microwave or radiofrequency radiation, how they can detect and manage illness, and how to incorporate mitigating, public health-driven protective measures.

Objectives: To gain further understanding from the voices of clinicians, medical researchers, and patient advocates about: 1. Demographics, toxicology, epidemiology and  pathology of wireless technology on health. 2. Current states of best practices for management; 3. Up-to-date research; and 4. Understanding of lived experience of patients.

Program – Speakers and Topics

Each 20-minute speaker will be followed by 10 minutes of questions/answers and group discussion.

Time	Session Title	Notes/ Speakers
8:00 – 8:30	Registration, networking and light refreshments
8:30 – 8:35	Welcome Remarks and Introduction	Dr. Riina Bray- Chair of Conference
8:35 -  9:00	IARC implications	Dr. Anthony Miller- Professor Emeritus, Dalla Lana School of Public Health
9:00 – 9:30	Global trends regarding EMF-related illness and public health measures to reduce burden.	Frank Clegg, Past-president of Microsoft. Founder C4ST
9:30 – 10:00	Epidemiological and toxicological evidence of EMF Exposures.	Dr. Meg Sears – Researcher
10:00 – 10:30	EMFs 101: Impacts on health in the community.	Dr. Magda Havas, Professor, Trent University
10:30-10:45	Break
10:45 – 11:15	Clinical Observations and European Practice Guidelines for EHS	Dr. Riina Bray – Clinician, Researcher (1)
11:15 – 11:45	House inspections – findings and remediation	Robert Stellar-Building Biologist
11:45 – 12:15	Disability Issues	Dr. David Fancy- Patient Advocate
12:15 – 1:15	Lunch Break- seek your own lunch on ground floor
1:15 – 1:45	The Current Law	Rachin Alizadeh, Canadian Environmental Law Association
1:45 – 2:15	Wireless and the Law	Andre Fauteux- Editor of La Maison de 21e Siecle
2:15 – 2:45	Impacts on Learning Institutions, Students and Teachers	Frank Clegg, C4ST (2)
2:45- 3:15	Advocacy: C4ST, WEEP, EPIC	Melissa Chalmers and Barbara Payne – Patient Advocates
3:15 – 3:30	Break
3:30 – 4:00	EMF Canaries – clinical experiences	Dr. Jennifer Armstrong- Ottawa Clinician
4:00 –4:30	Next Steps - Summary and Open Discussion	Dr. Riina Bray (2)

Conference Committee:

Riina Bray, David Fancy, Lynn Marshall, Meg Sears; Melissa Chalmers, Barbara Payne