10/10/2026
Your phone. Your Wi-Fi router. Your smartwatch. Your neighbors’ networks.
Wireless radiation is part of everyday life, but are our safety standards keeping up with the way we actually use this technology?
Right now, the Department of Health and Human Services and the FCC are asking for public input on electromagnetic fields, radiofrequency radiation, health effects, exposure standards, and future research priorities.
This is an important opportunity to make your voice heard.
Current US radiofrequency exposure limits were established in 1996, long before today’s constant, multi-device wireless environment. Meanwhile, research continues to raise questions about long-term exposure, non-thermal biological effects, and potential risks for children and other vulnerable populations.
We’re urging federal officials to:
• Commission an independent assessment of current exposure limits
• Prioritize long-term research and real-world exposure conditions
• Examine potential impacts on children and vulnerable populations
• Improve public information about wireless exposure
• Explore practical ways to reduce unnecessary exposure in homes and schools
We don’t need to wait until every scientific question is settled to ask for better research, greater transparency, and health-protective policies.
Comments are due October 21.
Take action now and tell HHS and the FCC that wireless safety standards should reflect current science and the realities of modern exposure.
Submit your comment through our Action Alert: https://anh-usa.org/wireless-radiation-washington-wants-to-hear-from-you/