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| Baby monitors 'harming children' says Australian researcher |
7News Melbourne,
2 December 2014
An Australian author has stirred up debate on whether or not baby monitors are safe, claiming they emit dangerous radiation.
They are designed to keep baby safe while mum and dad are away from the nursery, but Donna Fisher believes wireless monitors could be doing more harm than good.
In a new book, she claims the electromagnetic field they emit can contribute to health problems, like chronic fatigue, nausea and cancer.
She is also concerned the exposure can increase the risk of SIDS and autism.
So concerned by the health impacts, she is calling for a nationwide ban on wireless monitors and wants them removed from the shelves.
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An Australian author has stirred up debate on whether or not baby monitors are safe, claiming they emit dangerous radiation.
They are designed to keep baby safe while mum and dad are away from the nursery, but Donna Fisher believes wireless monitors could be doing more harm than good.
In a new book, she claims the electromagnetic field they emit can contribute to health problems, like chronic fatigue, nausea and cancer.
She is also concerned the exposure can increase the risk of SIDS and autism.
So concerned by the health impacts, she is calling for a nationwide ban on wireless monitors and wants them removed from the shelves.