Scientists Call for Updated Cell Phone Safety Standards Citing Outdated Testing

Noetic Dharma Group

01 Dec 2025

A group of international scientists has petitioned the FCC to update cell phone radiation safety standards, noting that current limits are based on 1990s science and don't account for modern usage patterns, especially among children.

Key Concerns

Safety tests use adult-sized models; children's thinner skulls absorb more radiation
Standards assume brief calls, not hours of daily screen time
Long-term exposure studies show concerning trends
Many countries have adopted stricter standards than the US

MAHA Daily Editorial: We're not saying phones are definitely harmful—we're saying the safety standards are outdated and should reflect how people actually use devices today. Especially when it comes to children, caution is warranted.

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