FREE Legal Experts Webinar: Challenging the FDA’s Process in re RF Radiation Exposure Guidelines Set by FCC

By B.N. Frank

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recently been heavily criticized for approving a $56,000/year Alzheimer’s’ drug that experts insist may not be effective (see 1, 2). Unfortunately, the agency’s has a long history of approving products that have put the public at grave risk (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5). It’s been blamed for significantly contributing to the Opioid Crisis as well. Over the years, the FDA has also been lambasted for not protecting the public from unhealthy levels of RadioFrequency Radiation (RFR) exposure (see 1, 2).

Thanks to Americans for Responsible Technology for sponsoring a free legal webinar that will cover this topic in more detail.

The FCC, the FDA and the Law

How can the law help us change the direction of these two captured federal agencies?

Two federal agencies – the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) determine federal policy regarding the issue of radiofrequency (RF) radiation.

Studies have proven that exposure to RF radiation can cause cancer, DNA damage and a host of other health problems. Yet the wireless industry and its champions at the federal level are racing ahead with more powerful wireless devices, bigger wireless networks – and higher levels of exposure – than ever before.

What happens when both of these federal agencies are captured by the industries they are supposed to regulate? How can concerned scientists, citizens and lawyers utilize the levers of the judicial system to bring about much needed change?

Please join us next week as an expert panel of legal experts examines this issue and takes your questions.

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