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- Children, schools & development:
I respectfully request that the FCC give careful consideration to research addressing long-term and cumulative exposure, potential biological effects beyond tissue heating, and the possible vulnerability of children and other sensitive populations.
- Wi-Fi, meters & wireless devices:
I also encourage the Commission to examine whether existing exposure standards adequately reflect real-world conditions, including simultaneous exposure to multiple wireless devices and sources of radiofrequency radiation.
- Exposure limits & testing:
13-84 I am submitting this comment as a concerned citizen regarding the FCC’s review of radiofrequency radiation exposure standards and the potential long-term health effects of wireless technology.
- Research, evidence & monitoring:
13-84 I am submitting this comment as a concerned citizen regarding the FCC’s review of radiofrequency radiation exposure standards and the potential long-term health effects of wireless technology.
26110080597
https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/filing/26110080597
To the Federal Communications Commission: Re: ET Docket No. 13-84 I am submitting this comment as a concerned citizen regarding the FCC’s review of radiofrequency radiation exposure standards and the potential long-term health effects of wireless technology. Wireless technology has become an unavoidable part of everyday life. As wireless infrastructure continues to expand, I believe it is important that federal safety standards reflect a thorough, transparent, and independent evaluation of the available scientific evidence. I respectfully request that the FCC give careful consideration to research addressing long-term and cumulative exposure, potential biological effects beyond tissue heating, and the possible vulnerability of children and other sensitive populations. I also encourage the Commission to examine whether existing exposure standards adequately reflect real-world conditions, including simultaneous exposure to multiple wireless devices and sources of radiofrequency radiation. Where scientific uncertainty remains, I believe additional independent research, transparent public communication, and reasonable precautionary measures deserve serious consideration. The public should be able to trust that safety standards are based on comprehensive scientific evaluations and are regularly reassessed as new evidence becomes available. Thank you for the opportunity to participate in this important public health discussion.