WV HR4

Expresses support for the Soft Lights Foundation's petition asking the FDA to study and report to Congress within 365 days on health and safety hazards of flat panel LED lights and vehicle LED lights

Cites concerns including excessive brightness causing temporary blindness, blue-rich color temperatures disrupting circadian rhythms and potentially contributing to various cancers, and flickering that may trigger migraines and seizures

Claims LED lighting disproportionately affects vulnerable populations including individuals with epilepsy, autism, migraines, photophobia, and other sensitivities, potentially violating Americans with Disabilities Act protections

Urges the FDA to establish a radiation control program and collaborate with agencies including NHTSA, Consumer Product Safety Commission, and OSHA to develop performance standards for LED lighting

Calls on West Virginia's congressional delegation to advocate for the petition's objectives and directs copies of the resolution be sent to the FDA Commissioner, the Governor, and state congressional members