Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.) has raised concerns about the health risks of 5G technology, particularly regarding its potential to disrupt the blood-brain barrier. He believes that this disruption could allow harmful toxins to enter the brain, potentially increasing the risk of cancer, including glioblastomas.
In several public statements, FK Jr. has called for stronger regulations on 5G, arguing that current safety standards are insufficient. He has specifically pointed to the radiation emitted by Wi-Fi and mobile networks, claiming it might pose serious health risks that are not yet fully understood.
Despite his warnings, many scientists and experts disagree with RFK Jr.’s claims, stating that there is no conclusive evidence to suggest that 5G radiation poses a significant threat to human health. Research generally supports that the levels of radiation from 5G are well below those required to cause harm.
FK Jr.’s advocacy for greater regulation has stirred debate on how emerging technologies should be monitored for safety.