The research shows that there are several factors with the risk from wireless radiation.

One is the strength or power of the signal; others are proximity and duration.

So wireless exposure in your neighborhood does not pose as much a risk as wireless in the building where you live and/or work. Unless you are close to a cell tower antenna.

As I wrote in my book, many people have heard about the health hazards of cell phones but are unaware of the risks with wireless radiation in our homes, offices and schools.

(Check out two letters on my website (www.radiationrescue.org) from leading scientists raising their concerns about this exposure in our schools.)

Then there is the issue, as I mentioned before, about wireless radiation in the sky – not only health issues – but aviation safety. Sobering thought.

Yes, we are demanding the convenience of online on-the-go, but at what cost?

- Dr Kerry Crofton

Here’s another wireless wake-up call.

Wireless access in the sky? Convenient? Yes.

Safe? Maybe not.

In researching my new book I discovered technical and medical experts around the world who are ‘highly concerned’ about this kind of radiation exposure in aircraft.

It has been well tested on the onboard navigations systems etc. but was it tested on the flight crew – the pilot’s cognitive abilities, reaction time, decision making etc.?

A cardiologist also contributing to this book reports a series of potential cardiac symptoms from wireless radiation – never good at 37,000 ft.

Evidently, adverse health and cognitive effects are magnified within a confined metal space and at high altitudes.

Other symptoms from wireless radiation may include dizziness, ringing in the ears, sleep disruption.

More details at http://www.radiationrescue.org

- Dr Kerry Crofton