READING, PA — The EMR Syndrome Alliance has launched a website, emrsyndrome.org, to provide information and support resources for individuals reporting health effects associated with electromagnetic radiation exposure, the organization announced.
The site offers educational materials, scientific references, and guidance for patients, healthcare providers, and individuals seeking accommodations related to reported electromagnetic sensitivity.
The nonprofit group describes EMR Syndrome as a condition linked to exposure from sources such as cell towers, mobile devices, Wi-Fi, and other wireless technologies, though the condition is not universally recognized within the broader medical community.
The website includes personal testimonials, recovery support resources, and technical guidance aimed at reducing exposure to electromagnetic fields.
“EMR exposure is making people sick and upending lives,” said Ruth F. Moss, president of the EMR Syndrome Alliance.
Sharon Goldberg, an integrative physician, said the potential health impacts of electromagnetic environments warrant further consideration.
“The current mindset that we have of thinking that the electromagnetic environment is irrelevant to health has to change,” Goldberg said.
The launch follows a January 2026 announcement of a U.S. government investigation into potential health effects of electromagnetic radiation from wireless technologies, according to the organization.
Additional information is available at https://www.emrsyndrome.org/.
The EMR Syndrome Alliance is a nonprofit organization focused on providing support and advocacy for individuals who report symptoms associated with electromagnetic radiation exposure.
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