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Why the Australian government will not advise the public on wireless technologies’ risks to health – at least for now
In stark contrast to a recent Italian court ruling where three Italian government ministries have acknowledged that there is a need to raise public awareness on how to use mobile phones safely (see [Italian court orders public safety campaign] and Lennart … Continue reading
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