"The department issued a request for researchers and others to provide input on the impact of electromagnetic field (EMF) exposure, including radiation from radiofrequencies, as it works to figure out the current evidence base and craft recommendations for schools and families."
"Concern about the potential health effects of the exposure "has increased, particularly in relation to children, schools, and long-term cumulative exposure," Kennedy wrote in the document. "At the same time, scientific literature is extensive, technically complex, and not always easy for policymakers or public health stakeholders to interpret.""
"Kennedy, a lawyer, has been involved in litigation involving electromagnetic fields, including a case against the Federal Communications Commission that resulted in a court in 2021 finding the agency's decision to keep in place 1996 wireless radiation limits was arbitrary and capricious because it "failed to provide a reasoned explanation for its determination that its guidelines adequately protect against the harmful effects of exposure to radiofrequency radiation unrelated to cancer.""
"But there are still gaps in knowledge, and we're filling those,"
"We've opened the process to the public because these questions deserve rigorous science, transparency, and answers,"
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HHS Request for Information on EMF and wireless radiation
2026-09-17
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🇺🇸 RFK Jr. says HHS is examining electromagnetic fields and wireless radiation, with public input open from September 21 and a report due this fall. Source: The Epoch Times
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