Kennedy Jr. Warns of Mobile Phone Radiation Risks

American politician and public figure Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made a statement about the risks associated with the use of mobile phones. He reported that he won a major lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), accusing it of misleading the public about the safety of cell phone radiation.

Kennedy emphasized that there is a huge amount of research confirming the dangers of radiofrequency radiation on the human body. According to him, tens of thousands of scientific studies record potential health threats.

He paid special attention to children, stressing that parents should strictly limit the use of mobile devices. “Never allow a child to hold a phone to their head or carry it in pockets close to vital organs,” he said. Kennedy also noted that girls should not carry phones in breast pockets or near their ovaries, as this may pose an additional risk.

He advised keeping the phone as far from the head as possible during calls, using headsets or speaker mode. According to him, distance is the key factor that reduces radiation exposure.

Kennedy stressed that despite serious scientific evidence, many people continue to ignore the problem. He called for a more responsible attitude toward the use of mobile phones and for measures to protect public health, especially that of the younger generation.