Chronic exposures to EMFs can result in adverse health effects. Thousands of studies have explored links between long-term EMF exposure with health concerns such as cancers, headaches, sleep disruption, fatigue, concentration, anxiety, fertility issues in both men and women, and neurological effects from DNA damage.

The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) & World Health Organization classify radiofrequency (RF) electromagnetic fields—the type of radiation emitted by Wi-Fi, cell phones, and other wireless devices— as a Group 2B possible carcinogen to humans in 2011, and studies show direct links with cancer and DNA damage. Furthermore, the FCC has not updated their safety standards since 1996, well before 4G or 5G or rampant smart-phone usage.

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