The 2016 Environmental Sensitivities Symposium begins on Monday 17th October and runs through to Saturday 22nd October. This Melbourne-based online event offers a free registration package and features interviews with 15 speakers from around the world. The topic for each interview is a paper written by the speaker especially for this year’s symposium.
The following interviews are of special relevance to issues surrounding electromagnetic radiation:
Day 1, Monday 17th October
11 am Assoc Prof Olle Johansson: “Health Effects of Artificial Electromagnetic Fields. A Wake-Up Call from a Neuroscientist… But is Anyone in Power Picking Up? Hello…?”
12 noon Cyril W Smith: “Hertz and Hurts”
Day 2, Tuesday 18th October
10 am Lyn McLean: “Wireless Radiation, Standards and Safety”
Day 3, Wednesday 19th October
9 am Dr Sivani Saravanamuttu: “The Biological Impacts of Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Field Radiation: An Indian Perspective”
11 am Dr Sharyn Martin: Environmental Sensitivity Conditions in Australians and the Impacts of these Conditions on their Lives
Day 4, Thursday 20th October
9 am Dr Mary Redmayne: “Mobile Phone Habits at School and Fertility Implications, School Rules and their Effectiveness: 2009 and now”
12 noon Lucinda Curran: “Beyond the Band-Aid: Getting to the Bottom of Environmental Sensitivities”
The symposium also features Q&A time-slots, introductory mini-interviews and, for those people who are on the free registration package, 24 hour’s access to the sessions.
To register, go to www.essymposium.com
Sign in didn’t work for me. The page kept telling me my email address was already registered when I don’t think it was. I hope somebody will post this talk on YouTube.
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I hope lots of doctors will take advantage of this conference since environmental sensitivities is a topic most of them are completely uninformed on.