Tag Archives: Electromagnetic hypersensitivity

Call for EHS participants for research trial

Dr. Beatrice Golomb’s group at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD), is conducting a genetic study that focuses on electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS). The trial will investigate the genetic factors associated with electromagnetic hypersensitivity and its symptoms. Eligibility Criteria:• Individuals … Continue reading →

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Environmental sensitivities – society’s invisible disabilities

The 47-page ANRES 2026 Report analyses data from the Australian National Register of Environmental Sensitivities (ANRES) collected between 2015 and 2025, based on responses from 553 individuals aged 4 to 95 years. The dataset provides one of the most detailed … Continue reading →

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French court rules against the forced installation of smart meters

The Lyon Administrative Court issued a landmark decision in February 2025, requiring Enedis to remove a Linky [smart] meter installed against a private individual’s wishes. This ruling marks a major turning point in the years-long standoff between some citizens and … Continue reading →

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Victorian petition to allow disabling of remote function of electricity smart meters

Current regulations in Victoria do not allow for the disabling of the remote function of electricity smart meters. The fact remains that Victorians are subjected to among the harshest smart meter policies in Australia.  Elsewhere, customers have the right to … Continue reading →

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World EHS Day – 16 June

Friday 16 June is world EHS Day. EHS stands for electromagnetic hyper-sensitivity . This day is a chance to raise awareness about this large and growing problem of EHS and how to become part of the solution. EHS derives from … Continue reading →

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International Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (EHS) Awareness Day – 16 June

The aim of this day is to inform the general public about the different sources of artificial electromagnetic radiation (EMR) they are confronted with on a daily basis and to explain how to avoid unnecessary exposure to them. We need … Continue reading →

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Capacity of electromagnetic fields to affect biological functions confirmed by WHO International EMF Project report

The World Health Organization (WHO) commenced the International EMF Project in 1996 to investigate health and environmental effects of electromagnetic fields between 0 and 300 GHz.  Australia is one of the participants in the Project and contributes financially to it. … Continue reading →

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Environmental sensitivities have made it to the second round of the disability access to premises review!

Congratulations to everyone who submitted feedback, during the discovery phase of the Disability (Access to Premises – Building) Standards review, about the difficulties that people living with environmental sensitivities have in accessing public buildings.  It paid off – we’ve been heard!   … Continue reading →

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Is Wi-Fi Sickness a Disability? California Appellate Court Holds That It Is Under the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA)

Is Wi-Fi sickness a disability? The California Court of Appeal just said it is in Brown v. Los Angeles Unified School District (2d Dist., Div. Eight), Case No. B294240. In a case that tests the limits of California’s liberal pleading standard, the … Continue reading →

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A snapshot of living with Environmental Sensitivities in Australia in 2019

Dr Sharyn Martin’s latest report meticulously analyses data collected from people who have registered their environmental sensitivities with the Australian National Register for Environmental Sensitivities (ANRES).  Environmental Sensitivities (ES) describes a variety of reactions to chemicals, electromagnetic fields and other … Continue reading →

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