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HHS Opens Review on Scientific Evidence of Wireless Radiation and EMF Field Exposure as Kennedy Seeks Public Input

HHS Opens Review on Scientific Evidence of Wireless Radiation and EMF Field Exposure as Kennedy Seeks Public Input
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has initiated a formal review to examine scientific evidence regarding wireless radiation and electromagnetic field (EMF) exposure. The review covers radiofrequency exposures from cell towers, Wi-Fi networks, and 5G infrastructure to address potential scientific knowledge gaps and inform federal policy recommendations. Coinciding with the announcement, the FDA removed previous website claims asserting cellphones pose no health risk. While advocacy groups cite animal studies indicating harm, telecom industry representatives maintain existing exposure limits protect public health.

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The article relies significantly on citations from alternative health outlets and advocacy organizations; health risks at non-thermal exposure levels remain contested by regulatory agencies and telecommunications industry groups.

HHS Opens Review on Scientific Evidence of Wireless Radiation and EMF Field Exposure as Kennedy Seeks Public Input
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