Technology8/18/2025Ars Technica

RFK Jr.’s Wi-Fi and 5G conspiracies appear to make it into MAHA report draft

RFK Jr.’s Wi-Fi and 5G conspiracies appear to make it into MAHA report draft

The news article discusses a draft report called the "Make Our Children Healthy Again Strategy" (MAHA), which appears to focus on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s concerns about Wi-Fi and 5G technology, rather than addressing the top causes of childhood mortality. The report draft does not mention leading causes of child deaths, such as accidents, cancer, or congenital anomalies. Instead, it seems to prioritize Kennedy's unsubstantiated claims about the health risks of wireless technologies. Critics argue that the MAHA report's emphasis on these conspiracy theories diverts attention and resources from proven public health issues affecting children. The article notes that the draft report has not been finalized and its contents may change, but the apparent inclusion of Kennedy's fringe views raises concerns about the report's objectivity and focus.

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