EMR-S refers to a medical condition associated with exposure to human-made electromagnetic radiation. This type of radiation comes from a wide range of modern technologies, including cell towers, building-mounted antennas, mobile phones, tablets, computers, smart utility meters, Wi-Fi networks, or Bluetooth devices.

1 in 8 Americans say wireless radiation is causing health issues—with commonly reported symptoms including headaches, fatigue, brain fog, sleep disruption, and heart palpitations—and many other people may be experiencing symptoms without realizing the cause.

At the same time, wireless infrastructure continues to expand rapidly into our neighborhoods—often without community input and always without consideration of health impacts.

This May, we invite you to move from awareness to empowerment by helping to bring visibility to EMR-S and related health concerns associated with exposure to wireless radiation, and supporting informed, community-driven dialogue. Here’s how you can take action:

How You Can Help

• Join the 704 No More® Coalition – Be part of a growing movement advocating for EMR-S awareness, safe technology practices, and informed community decisions.Sign up to the coalition email list.
• Spread Awareness – Use our educational flyer and fact sheet to inform your family, friends, and neighbors.
• Share Our Myth vs. Fact Campaign – Repost our EMR-S Myth vs. Fact graphics posted on @704NoMore on all major platforms:

• Share Your Story – Tell your own EMR-S experience and tag @704NoMore to amplify your voice and connect with others in the community.
• Educate Your Community – Use our slide deck and presentation notes to inform legislators, school officials, and local leaders about EMR-S and the importance of local control when it comes to placement of wireless infrastructure.
• Host a Discussion – Organize a town hall, community meeting, or virtual session to spark conversation about EMR-S and the health risks of wireless radiation.
• Be a Voice for the Affected – Many live with EMR-S and suffer in silence. Sharing your experience helps raise awareness and support others in your community.

Together, we can create safer spaces for all by raising awareness, educating our communities, and advocating for wired solutions that reduce involuntary wireless exposure.

Take action this EMR-S Awareness Month—because awareness alone isn’t enough.

In Truth,

The CHD EMR & Wireless Team