#biological effects

[intelligentliving]

Eco-Glitter Is Not So Eco-Friendly, Here’s Why

As consumers are becoming more eco-conscious, they are turning to eco-friendly alternatives to glitter made from the commonly used plastic – Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET.) This has caused the production of the so-called biodegradable glitter to rise. However, researchers from Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) in Cambridge conducted a first of its...

[suzilight]

Is that a cell phone tower on the roof?    

Rainbow Natural Remedies in Capitol Hill neighborhood, Seattle The staff here was helpful, friendly and knowledgeable.  It’s a nice natural health store.  

But then when we left, my husband noticed the equipment on the roof and it was all we talked about on the way home -- the irony (or tragedy, depending on your view) of a store dedicated to health and natural remedies located under a source of constant radio waves.  

When I got home I searched ‘living beneath a cell tower’ and found this site:  Environmental Health Trust which states there is a chance of harm because of the higher density of radiation 24/7.   The American Cancer Society’s site tells a different story.  They say there is very little evidence showing any risk from radio-frequency (RF) waves.   

I’m hoping we were wrong and that the equipment is something else.  If you know something about the equipment, I’d like to hear about it.  Thanks!   

[intelligentliving]

Remote Control For Diabetes Uses Electromagnetism To Treat Condition

People with type 2 diabetes have to maintain healthy blood sugar levels, a meticulous task involving insulin injections, and regular monitoring. Scientists around the globe are continuously searching for more convenient ways to manage the condition. Among them, researchers from the University of Iowa (UI) have discovered a safe new...

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ORSAA | Important information for councils regarding 5G

ORSAA | Important information for councils regarding 5G

Scientists and researchers from the Oceania Radiofrequency Scientific Advisory Association (ORSAA) have created a letter for local councils that provides a general overview of the science around proposed 5G technology.  Anybody is free to use this letter in their local area. ORSAA is the only independent scientific organisation in the Australia-New Zealand region investigating the health risks of…

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[aviinfo]

Light

Good lighting

Good lighting is essential for efficient vision. The factors which determine good lighting are:

Sufficiency: It should be sufficient to see an object or the surroundings without strain.

Distribution: It must be distributed uniformly in the whole filed of work.

Glare: It should not produce glare.

Shadows: It should not produce sharp shadows.

Steadiness: The source of light…

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[crimson-rehabilitation]

Crimson Publishers_Do We Need to Worry About Wireless Devices: A Risk of Health?

Do We Need to Worry About Wireless Devices: A Risk of Health? By Shabana Anjum in Examines in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation: Open Access

In our country there are around 1.3 billion population and 1 billion populations are wireless device users. There are various wireless devices, like; cell phones, tablet PCs, audio players, digital cameras and the PC, all devices are used by Wi-Fi. A Smartphone, cell phone and Internet are an integral part of our daily life for most of the population. World Research Forum (WWRF) reports suggest 7 trillion wireless devices serving 7 billion citizens in 2017. 

There are approximately 7 billion population in the world are cell phone subscribers and serving wireless devices and around more than 5 million cell tower are installed in India, this is radiating a high power Electromagnetic radiation. Recent research has been suggested that a potential link between cell-phone radiation and cancer [1] and scientists left a lot of key questions unanswered.

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[mytechmag]

Phenotypic Screening for Drug Discovery | MyTechMag

Phenotypic screening is a process of screening which is used by medical researchers to identify the substances like peptides, small molecules with a specific biological effect.

Phenotypic Screening has been the stepping stone for the discovery of new drugs before the advent of molecular biology! Know more about phenotypic screening.