Describes costly household mitigation and uncertainty about whether family cancers, migraines, sleep issu…

HHS public comment #0902 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-09-25

#1Describes costly household mitigation and uncertainty about whether family cancers, migraines, sleep issu…by sallie truesdell » 2026-09-25
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Describes costly household mitigation and uncertainty about whether family cancers, migraines, sleep issues and neuropathy relate to exposure. Requests meaningful choices rather than forced mitigation costs.

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  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: ot an option anymore) than sorry later. We have had family members with cancer, migraines, sleep issues, and neuropathy over the past decade and cannot help but wonder if there is a correla

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Good morning - I am pleased that EMF and RF and Wireless exposure is being addressed. Our family decided to try to mitigate our exposure on our own because it didn’t seem like the gov’t or tech industry was motivated to address this. With so many unknowns and the exposures increasing every year, we are frustrated about the expense of trying to block, prevent, rewire, our home from things we never asked for. Maybe it isn’t a health threat, maybe it is - we just feel we would rather try to be safer (safe is not an option anymore) than sorry later. We have had family members with cancer, migraines, sleep issues, and neuropathy over the past decade and cannot help but wonder if there is a correlation because none of us smoke, drink, or have sedentary lives, or have a family history of these health issues. We eat organic foods when possible, try to limit plastic usage and stay on top of regular check ups and blood panel testing. Please help families likes ours who would prefer to have choices rather than costly mitigations expenses.

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