On this server you will find information in English and/or Swedish about electrosensitivity, formerly known as "Electrical Oversensitivity" or "Electrical Hypersensitivity" phenomenon. We try to build a reference database for this area of research that you can search or download. Information about the FEB association in Sweden is available in English, as well as addresses to similar associations world-wide. A few more popular articles are also available. We also intend to keep summarized reports on current

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The Asbestos Institute of Canada presents a fact sheet on airborne asbestos.

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