Raises questions about long-term neurological, genetic, cardiac, immune and cancer effects from RF/EMF ex…

HHS public comment #3541 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-19

#1Raises questions about long-term neurological, genetic, cardiac, immune and cancer effects from RF/EMF ex…by Trino Cardenas » 2026-10-19
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Raises questions about long-term neurological, genetic, cardiac, immune and cancer effects from RF/EMF exposure near 5G towers.

  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: he long term effect of RF and EMF in human’s brain activity; DNA delicate balance; nervous system equilibrium; vital organs
  • Proposed biological mechanisms: ect of RF and EMF in human’s brain activity; DNA delicate balance; nervous system equilibrium; vital organs elect
  • Heart symptoms & implanted devices: um; vital organs electro activity field e.g. heart; Immune System sensitivity to Towers Radiation, and all other th
  • Cancer & tumors: hings we don’t know. Also, some rare form of Cancer, Tumors, and Homeostatic Abnormalities related to high exposure
  • Towers & siting: eld e.g. heart; Immune System sensitivity to Towers Radiation, and all other things we don’t know. Also, some rare f

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We don’t know for sure the long term effect of RF and EMF in human’s brain activity; DNA delicate balance; nervous system equilibrium; vital organs electro activity field e.g. heart; Immune System sensitivity to Towers Radiation, and all other things we don’t know. Also, some rare form of Cancer, Tumors, and Homeostatic Abnormalities related to high exposure to RF and EMF emitted to 5.G Towers.

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