Well, it is not walking into our houses in the UK for now at least - although I would put money on them at least trying at some point in the future. But it is in the US. So how can 'Sidewalk' make its way into your house? In the very same way as BT's 'hot spots' - through …
Electrosensitivity
European Parliament calls for more research into 5G on World Electrosensitivity Day
For the last three years the French group, Coeurs d'EHS, has held a worldwide EHS Day on June 16th. The purpose of the day is not so much to campaign against the ever wider roll out of 5G and other electromagnetic powered technologies (although protests there certainly will be) …
5G – Bias and conflict of interest at the BBC
A lengthy and interesting article in TruePublica.org earlier this month suggests that the BBC's coverage of the 5G issue has, up till now, been biased and lacking in impartiality. All the recent coverage has taken as its starting point 'the unsubstantiated rumours of a link …
Screen addiction
Over at Curlew Books Sally has started work with Dr Mark Griffiths, an expert on behavioural addictions, on a book on screen addiction, with particular reference to on-screen gambling. As a result I am currently attuned to research on addiction. So, although I was actually …
Ecological Medicine
Sarah Myhill is not everyone's idea of an average GP. Indeed so far was she from the GMC (General Medical Council)'s idea of an average GP that they tried to 'de-frock' her no less than 12 times. Only to have their attempts foiled by their own lawyers who pointed out that 'all …