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| The Brock Press/ Brittany Books |
"As is often the case with technology, being an ever-changing, rapidly shifting landscape, there is a rush to implement the newest, fastest and most convenient technology before it is generally understood what is being produced, as well as the potential risks. While the convenience of cellphones and other similar wireless devices seems almost a necessity in todays fast-paced world, it is interesting to note that cancer rates across the world continue to remain at an all-time high, especially in Canada, with cancer being the prime cause of deaths, accounting for nearly 30 per cent of all adult causalities."
by Chace King, brockpress.com, 10 February 2015
In 2015, wireless technology has become the predominant way in which we share information and stay connected with the world at large. We have cellphones, tablets, computers, radios, routers and cable boxes, to name a few of the many things with wireless capabilities that clutter up our air-waves on a frequent basis.
A common discussion between health organizations, lobbyist groups and government organizations alike has been whether or not the massive increase of wireless technology will have negative health effects on people via wireless radiation.
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