Cell Phones and Breast Cancer

The Wireless Bubble campaign explains the connection between carrying and using a cell phone directly against your body and developing cancerous breast tumors.

 

Your contribution supports our effort to inform others about the risk of developing breast cancer from wearing and using a cell phone in a bra or breast pocket.

 

Your tax-deductible donation goes directly to our non-profit 501(c)(3) parent organization Consumers for Safe Cell Phones .

 

Did you develop breast cancer where you carry your cell phone in a bra or pocket?  If you think this has happened to you, please join us. Together we can hold the industry accountable and save lives by preventing this nightmare from happening to others.

 

Visit our website and follow us on Twitter and YouTube .

 

ABOUT US

 

Cindy Franklin, a wireless health and safety advocate since 2007, is director of Consumers for Safe Cell Phones (CSCP), a consumer advocacy group dedicated to educating others about the documented health risks from exposure to wireless devices such as cell phones, tablets, laptops, WiFi, etc. In 2021, CSCP joined other advocacy groups in filing a legal challenge against the Federal Communications Commission for failing to update the government's obsolete, 25 year old federal wireless radiation exposure guidelines. This challenge was recently upheld by the U.S. Federal D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.

 

Brian Cory Dobbs is a filmmaker and digital media specialist. Since 2018 he has produced a variety of content educating the public about the negative health effects associated with radiation exposure from wireless technology.

 

 

Margot Shaw, MBA, is a market research consultant, artist and entrepreneur. Mother of three and grandmother of two. Currently residing in her hometown, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, with her beloved Ragdoll cats and close to her beautiful family.

 

Diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer in 2020.

 

 

Courtney Kelley is a Colorado native residing in Denver with her husband, two children and two dogs. She is a practicing trust / estate attorney and avid outdoors person who enjoys hiking, snowboarding, golfing, mountain biking and lake visits.

 

First diagnosed at age 25, she is a 2 time breast cancer survivor.