Comments  Filed On Our Radiation Regulations by US Agencies. 


The EPA: In official comments to the FCC about guidelines for evaluation of electromagnetic effects of RF radiation (FCC Docket ET 93-62, November 9, 1993), The Environmental Protection Agency found that the FCC's exposure standards are "seriously flawed." 

The FDA: The Food and Drug Administration commented to the FCC on November 10, 1993, that "FCC's rules do not address the issue of long-term, chronic exposure to radiofrequency fields." 

In 1999, the Radiofrequency Interagency Work Group wrote a letter to IEEE SCC28, in which they identified fourteen issues that "need to be addressed to provide a strong and credible rationale to support RF exposure guidelines." 




Parents For Safe Technology

Was Our US Government Aware of Wireless Risks?

Truth stands, even if there be no public support. It is self-sustained.

-Mahatma Gandhi

Yes. There are several reports of adverse health effects from low levels wireless (or radio frequency radiation) that our government actually wrote and participated in.


Please watch this video of Dr. Theodore Litovitz (to the left) presenting to our Congressional members over two decades ago. Below we have some useful US documents - some from our own military.

US Issued Reports 


The President's Cancer Panel: Cell Phones and Health (
main page





National Research Council Report , 2008



 National Institutes of Occupational Health and Safety

Funded research to help develop recommendationsfor managing workplace EMF exposure, especially in the electric power and electricity and wireless communications industries and stated that:

  • "The potential disease burden from occupational EMF is substantial. A NIOSH risk assessment used DOE surveillance data on power-frequency magnetic fields to estimate their possible cancer burden in U.S. workers. If these cancer reports are due to a causal relationship, 7% of leukemias among U.S. workers (2,800 cases per year) are attributable to occupational MF, compared to 3% from ionizing radiation, benzene and ethylene oxide combined. Furthermore, 8% of worker brain cancers (1,700 cases/year) are possibly due to power-frequency MF. According to the most recent cell phone studies, brain tumors may have increased by about 40 % among long-term regular users."


U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service


(U.S.) Air Force Material Command, Rome Laboratory, 1988



U.S. Air Force, USAF School of Aerospace Medicine, Aerospace Medical Division, Brooks Air Force Base, 1984


  • Research on the Long-Term, Low-Level Microwave Irradiation of Rats
  • This study was completed in 1984 by the Air force, but was not published until 1992, and became available on the internet in 2005.The finding was of a near fourfold increase of primary malignancies in the exposed animals compared to those not exposed to low-level microwave.


(U.S.) Naval Medical Research Institute, 1971




EPA 1992

Assessment of Electric and Magnetic Fields 1992


​The Defense Intelligence Agency of the United States 





Russian Research, US Filed Document, 1972



German Ford Motor Company 1965