br This is the claim of Dr. Kerry Crofton, PhD. She goes on to say, “We don’t have to give up all electronic devices, but we do need to use them differently. First, we need to understand that the government standards we assume are protecting us are thousands of times too lenient, and there are biological effects from these ‘safe’ levels.” The effects of these exposures are particularly an issue for concern for our children.br br Some of these effects are thought to include:br br • Unexplained headachesnosebleedsbr • Autismbr • Insomniabr • Nauseadizzinessbr • Anxiousness heart palpitationsother ‘unexplained’ cardiac symptomsbr • Ringing earsbr • Immune suppressionbr • Electro-sensitivitybr • Children’s leukemiabr • An increased risk for brain cancerneurological disordersbr br Children are at a greater disadvantage than adults due to thinner skulls, smaller brains, and the potential of long-term exposure. The effects for children expand to include retarded learning and performance impairment.