Attributes past breast cancer to workplace and household electrical exposure, describes outlet measuremen…

HHS public comment #2543 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-13

#1Attributes past breast cancer to workplace and household electrical exposure, describes outlet measuremen…by Linda Hayle » 2026-10-13
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Attributes past breast cancer to workplace and household electrical exposure, describes outlet measurements and filter installation, and reports remaining cancer-free after treatment.

  • Cancer & tumors: Question 3: I believe I developed breast cancer as the result of exposure to EMF at work and home. I was d
  • Occupational exposure: cancer as the result of exposure to EMF at work and home. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2001. At
  • Power lines, wiring & solar: printers and other devices plugged into outlets in small cubicles. Using a Microsurge meter (similar to an

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Question 3: I believe I developed breast cancer as the result of exposure to EMF at work and home. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2001. At the time I had been working for over 4 years at a computer company which didn't have WiFi, but a large number of computers, printers and other devices plugged into outlets in small cubicles. Using a Microsurge meter (similar to an oscilloscope), I got a measurement of 2,000 G/S units from testing the outlet. At home I found measurements over 200 G/S units measuring the outlets with electronic devices such as my tv, computer, etc. To mitigate this exposure, I installed filters (capacitors) to reduce the G/S readings. I sought medical treatment for the breast cancer, and have kept the filters installed in my home. I have been cancer free for the past 25 years.

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