Generation Zapped is a new film looking at the effects of electromagnetic radiation. Focussing on children and young people the documentary looks at all the different ways electromagnetic frequencies can harm us – from mobile radiation causing cancer and tumours to the widespread use of wireless networks in schools.

Technology enthusiasts are closely following the roll-out of the new 5G network and looking forward to trying out this blazingly fast new coverage. Mobile phone companies are excited about the new opportunities it will bring to increase customers and sales. But another group of people are also keeping an eye on the developments and for far more negative reasons.

The findings of a key paper on EMF radiation have been challenged for saying mobile phones were safe, against the evidence.

Poland’s second largest city is leading the agenda in addressing electromagnetic pollution. Concerned by the “electromagnetic smog” the mayor is handing out meters for citizens to measure their exposure and a forum to discuss the issue, report findings and find solutions.

EMF is all around us. We move through clouds of it – and many other electromagnetic frequencies like radio waves – every day. So what does this EMF exposure do to us?

You don’t have to go to extremes to get EMF shielding – like insulating your house or moving deep into the countryside. The solutions can be inexpensive and stylish, while keeping you safe from the dangers of mobile radiation.

In modern life we are never far from an electromagnetic field. All electrical devices emit one, and one device very close to our hearts – and our bodies – the mobile phone, emits one of the strongest of all. And it may be doing us a whole lot of harm. How can we avoid it, and what will your best EMF protection be?

You might not think you need protecting from your cell phone – but you do. From EMF radiation causing cancer and infertility to blue light disrupting your night’s sleep, your cell phone really does seem like it might be out to get you.

Researchers at the National Toxicology Program, part of the National Institute of Health in the United States, have undertaken a huge animal testing study that shows a link between mobile phone radiation and cancer in rats.

The American breakdown company AAA has released a report showing driving tired is just as bad as driving drunk.

It’s been a comparison made for a while and now confirmed by the report that combines several existing studies and new research.