A new paper published in Pittsburgh Law Review by Hala Mouzaffar finds the FCC and FDA have failed to ensure people are protected from cell phone radiation. The FCC Keeps Letting Me Be: Why Radiofrequency Radiation Standards Have Failed to Keep Up With Technology...
FOX National News aired a segment on primetime and ran an article featuring an interview between Tucker Carlson with Dr. Devra Davis, founder of Environmental Health Trust on cell phone and 5G radiation. Dr. Davis has been featured on numerous national news platforms...
Examples of Published Science on the Health Effects of Cell Phones and Wireless Radiation Cancer A Yale study funded by the American Cancer Society found elevated thyroid cancer risk in heavy cell phone users with specific genetic susceptibilities (Luo et al. 2020). ...
FOR URGENT MEDIA INQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT BOTH BELOW: press@ehtrust.org info@ehtrust.org, Theodora ScaratoExecutive DirectorEmail About Environmental Health Trust Founded in 2007, Environmental Health Trust, a 501(c)3 nonprofit, is a scientifc think tank that...
Environmental Health Trust Experts EHT relies on a large number of experts around the U.S. in sharing high-level research and documentation on the harmful impacts of radiation from cell phones and cell towers. Hugh S. Taylor, M.D. Chair of Obstetrics, Gynecology,...
Massachusetts Joint Committee on Consumer Protection Massachusetts Joint Committee on Advanced Information Technology, the Internet and Cybersecurity Committee 24 Beacon St. Room 506 Boston, MA 02133 Subject: In Support of Technology Safety Bills S. 186, S....
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The Jackson Hole-based Environmental Health Trust has won what it calls a “historic” lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission. On Friday, Aug. 13, the 9th District Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C., the country’s second-highest court, ruled in favor of...
