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    • Electromagnetic Radiation & Wireless • News From Around the World
    January 17, 2024

    The National Toxicology Program of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences announced it will no longer study the effects of radio frequency radiation

    Hand with glove on holding an EMF meter up in front of a cell tower.

    The National Toxicology Program announced this month through an updated fact sheet that it no longer plans to study the effects of cell phone or radio frequency radiation (RFR) due to technical challenges and lack of resources.

    The NTP, the only Federal agency in the US to study the effects of RFR since the 1990s (after the Congress cut off the EPA’s funding for this research), updated its cell phone radiation fact sheet this month to announce that it lacks the resources to continue to study the effects of radio frequency radiation.

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