European Leaders: Ban mobile phones and wireless networks in schools
The committee concluded that member states should: • Set thresholds for levels of long-term exposure to microwaves of the type emitted by mobile phones; • Introduce clear labelling on products indicating the presence of electromagnetic fields and any health risks associated with use; • Ban all Read ahead
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European Leaders: Ban mobile phones and wireless networks in schools
telegraph.co.uk — Mobile phones and computers with wireless internet connections pose a risk to human health and should be banned from schools, a powerful European b… View in Crawl 4
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