Electromagnetic hypersensitivity is a condition where a person suffers from symptoms due to even low exposure to electromagnetic fields. The symptoms occurs only in the sensitive person and not in all ...

Q: Do Mobile Phones Affect Children? A: Though there is no definite proof, it is possible that children may be affected by electromagnetic waves emitted from mobile phones. The skulls of children are ...

An unexpected side effect of growing up in a digital world could be a "gadget allergy." Many people claim to have the condition, aka electromagnetic hypersensitivity, but science has yet to declare it ...

The National Radio Quiet Zone (NRQZ) is a 13,000–square-mile area in West Virginia, Virginia, and part of Maryland that heavily restricts radio transmissions and other electromagnetic radiation on the ...

A negative reaction to wireless signals. Also called "gadget allergies," symptoms can be headaches, nausea, ringing in the ear (tinnitus), fatigue, irritability, fainting and pain throughout the body.

Over the past few years, dozens of people have moved to a radio-free zone in the mountains of West Virginia to escape the surrounding world of electronic gadgets that they say are making them ill.

A British DJ (well, ex-DJ), Steve Miller, claims to be allergic to Wi-Fi. As such, he’s had to spend recent days hiding away in his house, away from any and all Wi-Fi signals. Supposedly he’s one of ...

Pain may keep some from staying plugged in. May 28, 2008 — -- In the modern word, people migrate toward areas with wireless Internet, or Wi-Fi, to try to stay plugged in. They sit, hot coffee at ...

Public and political concerns over potential adverse health effects of environmental electromagnetic radiation exposure have grown in proportion to the use of the mobile digital technology that drives ...