🚨Action Alert: Just one week left to make your voice heard.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is accepting public comments about the health and environmental effects of wireless radiation through October 21, 2026. This is an important opportunity to tell HHS what you’ve experienced, what you’re seeing in your community, and why you believe the health and environmental impacts of wireless radiation deserve serious attention.

Link to Children’s Health Defense Comment Page: TELL HHS: WIRELESS RADIATION CAUSES HARM

This is a critically important opportunity for members of the public, researchers, clinicians, public health professionals, equipment or product manufacturers, organizations, educators and advocacy groups to make their voices heard directly by Secretary Kennedy and the federal agency responsible for protecting the nation’s health.

For too long, questions about the health and environmental effects of RF radiation have largely been addressed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), an agency responsible for regulating communications technology and spectrum, rather than through HHS, the federal health agencies with expertise in medicine, biology and public health.

Now HHS wants to hear from you!

Share your concerns about RF radiation exposure, including from cell towers near schools, playgrounds, and near your home.

If you, your child or family member have been negatively affected by RF radiation, we urge you to share your experience. Tell HHS what happened, how such exposure has affected your health or daily life, and why you believe federal health officials need to urgently address this issue.

You do not need to have personally experienced health effects from RF radiation to make your voice heard. Family members, health professionals, scientists, advocates and allies can all submit comments urging HHS to address the growing concerns surrounding the public’s ever-increasing exposures to RF radiation, thoroughly examine the evidence, and listen to people who report experiencing RF radiation-related health effects.

LINK: SUBMIT YOUR COMMENT TO HHS BY OCTOBER 21