24 novembre, 2022
Electrohypersensitivity: handicap often mistaken for a psychiatric disorder
Would recognizing EHS as a medical disease do more harm than good?
Par : André Fauteux
Articles en anglais
12 septembre, 2021
Canada's first down-to-earth prefab EcoNest
His family lives in the first clay and straw pre-fab house built in Canada. Architect Bobby Ilg unplugged the mandatory heat recovery ventilator required for all new homes because his house allows...
Par : Bobby Ilg
24 novembre, 2020
5G: an outraged grandfather's letter to his grandson
Documentary filmmaker and one of the directors of Radio-Canada’s Science-Réalité and Découverte television shows for 25 years, Pascal Gélinas wrote this letter to his grandson so that he could one...
Par : Pascal Gélinas
16 mars, 2018
Trumping the Truth About Cell-Phone Induced Cancers
The Trump Administration ridicules scientific evidence that threatens big business.
Par : André Fauteux
11 février, 2018
5G and IoT: a Trojan horse
Millions of mini-cell towers soon to be installed every 150 m in our neighbourhoods.
Par : Paul Héroux
4 avril, 2017
Health Canada rejects electronic arms expert's accusations
''HC, the WHO, ICNIRP and ICES all deliberately ignore the US military's own studies (thousands of them) which prove NON-thermal radiation is harmful to humans and all living things'', said...
Par : André Fauteux
26 juin, 2015
Electrohypersensitivity conference debunks 'nocebo effect' theory
New medical hope for electrosmog victims.
Par : André Fauteux
11 juin, 2012
Smart Meters: Correcting the Gross Misinformation
Updated June 9, 2025. First published in 2012.
Quebec-based magazine La Maison du 21e siecle asked physician David O. Carpenter, former founding dean of the University at Albany (NY)'s School of...
Par : André Fauteux