John Coates, RF Safe Founder
Phone: 727-610-1188
Trump Supporters Claim Harris’ Inaction on FCC Guidelines Could Increase Cancer Risk Nationwide
RF Safe Calls Out Vice President Harris for Ending Critical NTP Cancer Research and Ignoring Court Orders on Safety Guidelines
RF Safe, a leading advocate for wireless radiation safety, has accused Vice President Kamala Harris of prioritizing corporate interests over public health. RF Safe supporters, including many aligned with Donald Trump, are raising serious concerns about Harris’ inaction on updating wireless radiation safety guidelines and ending the world’s most significant cancer research on RF radiation.
“Kamala Harris allowed the shutdown of the National Toxicology Program’s (NTP) RF radiation research—the largest and most critical cancer study ever done on animals, which provided clear evidence linking RF radiation to cancer,” said John Coates, Founder of RF Safe. “Instead of following a court mandate to update the outdated FCC guidelines established in 1996, the Harris administration ended funding for the study that confirmed the dangers of RF radiation exposure. This is an egregious failure that directly endangers public health.”
In 2021, the U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that the FCC had failed to justify maintaining its antiquated RF radiation exposure guidelines, demanding a review of the safety standards. Instead of acting on this ruling, the Biden-Harris administration allowed the FCC to ignore the mandate and, even worse, redirected funding that supported critical NTP cancer research.
The NTP study was a decade-long, $30 million investigation into the health effects of RF radiation. It found “clear evidence” that exposure could lead to malignant tumors, including gliomas in the brain and schwannomas in the heart. The NTP’s findings were further confirmed by the Italian Ramazzini Institute, which found similar results in low-dose, far-field exposure levels akin to those from cell towers. Ending this research without any effort to update safety standards leaves millions of Americans, especially children, at increased risk.
“Kamala Harris’ actions are not just a political misstep—they’re a public health disaster,” said Coates. “The failure to update safety standards and the cancellation of the world’s most important cancer research program make it clear that the administration values industry profits more than the safety of our citizens.”
RF Safe believes that only by voting out those responsible for perpetuating outdated safety standards can America regain its position as a global leader in health and safety. The upcoming 2024 election is crucial—voters have the power to end regulatory capture, restore funding for independent research, and protect future generations from preventable health risks.
Key Points :
- The National Toxicology Program’s RF radiation study was the largest and most significant cancer study on animals, finding clear evidence that RF radiation exposure leads to cancer.
- Despite a 2021 court ruling demanding updated safety standards, the Biden-Harris administration allowed the FCC to ignore this mandate.
- Kamala Harris ended funding for the critical NTP cancer research after its findings highlighted serious risks associated with RF radiation.
- RF Safe and its supporters argue that these actions prioritize corporate profits over the health and safety of American citizens, particularly vulnerable populations like children.
Call to Action:
RF Safe urges Americans to vote for leaders who prioritize public health over corporate interests. The 2024 election is not just about political power—it’s about whether we protect or put at risk the health of future generations.
For further information and media inquiries, please contact John Coates at 727-610-1188
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About RF Safe:
RF Safe was founded in 1998 by John Coates after a personal tragedy highlighted the potential dangers of electromagnetic radiation. RF Safe is dedicated to educating the public about RF radiation risks and providing solutions to reduce exposure, with the mission of safeguarding the health of current and future generations.
