The commenter describes measuring prospective rentals and recounts a resident's cancer death, while expli…

HHS public comment #0094 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-09-21

#1The commenter describes measuring prospective rentals and recounts a resident's cancer death, while expli…by Claudia Crawn » 2026-09-21
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The commenter describes measuring prospective rentals and recounts a resident's cancer death, while explicitly acknowledging uncertainty about an exposure link.

  • Cancer & tumors: xtremely high levels. I asked why they were moving. A lady told me her mother had died of cancer after living there a few years. I’m not suggesting that caused her cancer 100%, but it is, of course, possible. I eventually moved into a lovely complex. The EMF readings in my un
  • Housing, work & access barriers: es. So many had issues. One particular complex I really liked. The leasing rep told me an apartment would soon become available but I couldn’t see it at that time. As I noticed people moving in and out of the unit, I asked if I could take a peek inside. The EMF detector showed e

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After selling my home a few years ago, I began looking for a rental. Because I had read about the impact of electromagnetic fields, I purchased an EMF unit to test the living spaces. So many had issues. One particular complex I really liked. The leasing rep told me an apartment would soon become available but I couldn’t see it at that time. As I noticed people moving in and out of the unit, I asked if I could take a peek inside. The EMF detector showed extremely high levels. I asked why they were moving. A lady told me her mother had died of cancer after living there a few years. I’m not suggesting that caused her cancer 100%, but it is, of course, possible. I eventually moved into a lovely complex. The EMF readings in my unit are 0%.

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