Topic: Radio Frequency Radiation

Susan Clark, a former research assistant at the Harvard School of Public Health, discusses the extensive history of radio frequency radiation (RFR) studies. Clark asserts that there are approximately 25,000 studies on RFR bioeffects, more than double the amount existing for lead, which is widely considered the gold standard for established environmental hazards. The discussion emphasizes that even industry groups like the IEEE recognize RFR as a biological hazard.