27, 2013 /CNW/ – The former President of Microsoft Canada will testify Monday that Health Canada has manipulated the outcome of a safety review of radiation from cell phones, cell towers, Wi-Fi and smart meters. “We have uncovered documents that prove Health Canada is controlling the so-called ‘independent’safety review by the Royal Society of Canada,” said Frank Clegg, now CEO of Canadians for Safe Technology (C4ST).”Health Canada is ignoring the science that explains why some Canadians are getting sick from microwave radiation.” The Royal Society of Canada is holding the public meeting in Ottawa to hear from Canadians who have developed symptoms such as insomnia, headaches and heart palpitations from everyday wireless devices. Doctors and researchers will also be testifying, and calling for stricter safety measures. The Royal Society panel reviewing microwave safety has been dogged by controversy. The chair of the panel resigned in July after he was exposed for an undeclared conflict of interest. News conference:12:30 pm,Monday October 28, 2013 Chateau Laurier – Palladian Room Live web-stream: http://www.c4st.org NOTE: Light refreshments will be provided. SOURCE Canadians for Safe Technology Contact for media and interview bookings: Lisa Kirbie Daisy Consulting Group 416-319-1023 (cell) lisa@daisygroup.ca or media@c4st.org To view this news release in HTML formatting, please use the following URL: http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/October2013/27/c7529.html CO: Citizens for Safe Technology ST: Ontario NI: MED HEA -0- Oct/27/2013 20:32 GMT
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Prince William County health calendar
Tuesdays-Wednesdays and Fridays, Trillium Drop-In Center, 13184 Centerpointe Way, Woodbridge. Free. 703-763-3865 or http://www.trilliumdropincenter.org . Wednesday, Oct. 30 I Can Cope cancer support group sponsored by the American Cancer Society and the Cancer Center.
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