Tell Congress: Put Public Health First — Fund Wireless Radiation Research Now

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has launched a review of the potential health effects of wireless radiation, including gaps in existing research and the need for better coordination among federal health agencies.

This is an important opportunity, but HHS needs the resources and authority to follow through.

Congress can help by:

• Providing funding for HHS to conduct or commission studies needed to address gaps in the science.
• Ensuring that HHS and its health agencies take the lead on questions about wireless radiation and human health, rather than the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

The FCC regulates communications and technology. HHS and its agencies have the public health and scientific expertise to evaluate potential health effects.

Tell your members of Congress to fund the research and to ensure that wireless radiation health policy is guided by our nation’s health agencies.