Attributes a brother’s death to long-term phone use and recounts an oncologist’s claimed observations of …

HHS public comment #1067 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-09-28

#1Attributes a brother’s death to long-term phone use and recounts an oncologist’s claimed observations of …by Dudley Lewis » 2026-09-28
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Attributes a brother’s death to long-term phone use and recounts an oncologist’s claimed observations of brain tumors. Also asserts breast and colorectal cancer patterns; those numerical and causal claims are not independently verified.

  • Cancer & tumors: after the first cell phone were sold to the public, his number of patients with brain tumors on the side of the head where they held their phones increased by 400%. Young people who carry cell

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My brother's life was taken by the radiation from his cell phone, which he held next to his head for 10+ years making phone calls. His oncologist who treated my brother told me that 10 years after the first cell phone were sold to the public, his number of patients with brain tumors on the side of the head where they held their phones increased by 400%. Young people who carry cell phones in their back pocket now have the highest rate of colorectal cancer. Women in their 20's are now getting breast cancer where they put their cell phones in their bras when they were teenagers.

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