Request to All Medical Professionals for Electromagnetic Education
13 October 2020, Updated July 2021
Fighting against environmental pollutants is often hindered by ignorance, corporate public relations, and the burden of harm. Death and disability has resulted from industry denial, as seen with tobacco, asbestos, and other products.
Most experts in the field recommend rolling back wireless and other electromagnetic exposures, yet these voices have been neglected in mainstream U.S. news, even though the evidence is very strong that wireless greatly increases cancer, infertility, and contributes overall to ill health and disease.
In Massachusetts, I’ve written and seen many legislative solutions, such as policies to reduce exposures in medical settings, die. Legislators shy from sponsoring bills for actual change, or leadership prevents a vote.
Medical professionals have a pivotal say in whether society recognizes environmental pollutants and their ensuing harm.
Given this social responsibility, as a medical professional, wireless awareness and education is critical. Excellent free resources are available online as well as medical conferences that may provide CMEs, support networking, and help establish a broad base of knowledge.
Because of the relationship of wireless to industry and military interests, unified public support is needed. As a medical professional, you can directly influence public awareness, understanding, and support, thus persuading public officials and the courts to change course. Unified public statements by medical groups, associations, and professional medical guidance to every single patient are needed to help shift public opinion and protect patients.
I hope for patient education on safer technology habits and your active political support for change with Last Tree Laws.
Sincerely,
Kirstin Beatty
Co-chair of Last Tree Laws
Massachusetts ballot measure committee
Resources:
- MA Legislation at LastTreeLaws.com/ma-legislation; lawsuits and other examples of state legislation on top menu
- Register for virtual conference, held 28-31 January, Thursday – Sunday, at EMFconference2021 dot com
- Bioinitiative dot org (see Henry Lai’s research summaries)
- Physicians for Safe Technology and SaferEMR.com
- EMF-Portal search engine (Aachen University, Germany)
- Additional resources at Last Tree Laws