Are cell phones, Wi-Fi routers, and power lines silently impacting our health?

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. thinks it’s time to take that question seriously.

As part of his Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) campaign, RFK Jr. has urged federal agencies to reevaluate current safety standards for non-ionizing radiation—the low-level emissions we’re exposed to daily through phones, home appliances, and wireless devices.

These safety limits haven’t been meaningfully updated in decades, despite massive changes in how we live with technology. New generations of wireless infrastructure like 5G, smart home devices, and wearable tech are everywhere—yet their long-term health impacts remain under-studied and potentially underestimated.

RFK Jr. is right: We need to ask whether today’s radiation standards are truly protecting us.

We call on the Department of Health and Human Services, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the Federal Communications Commission to:

• Launch a full review of current exposure limits for electromagnetic radiation from everyday tech
• Fund independent research into possible links between chronic illness and long-term radiation exposure
• Prioritize the safety of children, pregnant people, and high-exposure workers in any updated guidelines

This is not anti-technology—it’s pro-safety. And it’s long overdue.

Sign this petition to support RFK Jr.’s call for stronger, science-based protections from everyday radiation—and help ensure our digital lives aren’t quietly harming our health.