Quotes a study claiming greater biological activity from variable mobile-telephony signals and highlights…

HHS public comment #2205 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-09

#1Quotes a study claiming greater biological activity from variable mobile-telephony signals and highlights…by Cody Lange » 2026-10-09
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Quotes a study claiming greater biological activity from variable mobile-telephony signals and highlights modulation and exposure realism.

  • Research & federal duties: _of_Man-Made_Electromagnetic_Fields (Whereas studies that found only benign effects, aledgedly did not use
  • Proposed biological mechanisms: y, exposure duration, polarization, pulsing, modulation, are discussed in terms of their role in bioactivity.

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'The MT [Mobile-Telephony] EMFs were significantly more bioactive even for much shorter exposure durations than the other EMFs. Moreover, they were more damaging than previously tested cytotoxic agents like certain chemicals, starvation, dehydration. Individual parameters of the real MT EMFs like intensity, frequency, exposure duration, polarization, pulsing, modulation, are discussed in terms of their role in bioactivity. The crucial parameter for the intense bioactivity seems to be the extreme variability of the polarized MT signals, mainly due to the large unpredictable intensity changes.'

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/331661949_Comparing_DNA_Damage_Induced_by_Mobile_Telephony_and_Other_Types_of_Man-Made_Electromagnetic_Fields

(Whereas studies that found only benign effects, aledgedly did not use 'Real-Life' MT EMF Variability/Oscillation)

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