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Presenter cites NTP and Ramazzini studies, says they show "clear evidence" of cancerous tumors
Summary
Cece Doucette told an Acton audience that large animal and institute-led studies — she named the NTP 2018 results and the Ramazzini Institute work — indicate cancer and DNA damage linked to RF exposure; the session included no local scientific rebuttal.
During a community presentation in Acton, Cece Doucette summarized what she described as large-scale scientific evidence linking radio-frequency exposures to cancer and DNA damage. "In 2018, they released the results, and we see clear evidence of cancerous tumors," Doucette said while referencing the U.S. National Toxicology Program's work.
Doucette also cited the Ramazzini Institute's multimillion-dollar study on cell-tower base stations and described laboratory sperm-exposure experiments she said showed DNA changes and reduced motility after brief laptop exposure. She told attendees the National Toxicology Program's classification of "clear evidence" and subsequent independent studies strengthened her conviction that more precaution is warranted. The presentation did not include a local academic or public-health official to evaluate the claims, and the speaker framed some references as part of a broader advocacy narrative about regulatory capture by industry.
