Requests phone testing against the body and changes to tower-checking behavior, citing concerns about you…

HHS public comment #4598 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-26

#1Requests phone testing against the body and changes to tower-checking behavior, citing concerns about you…by Frank Gonzales Jr. » 2026-10-26
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Requests phone testing against the body and changes to tower-checking behavior, citing concerns about younger people's colorectal cancer risk.

  • Exposure limits & oversight: ed a new standard requiring cellphones to be tested for radiation while touching the body — which is how people actually carry and use cellphones: in a po
  • Cancer & tumors: rying them in their back pocket resulting in colon cancer rates increasing in younger people. Instruct the cell phone comp
  • Children & vulnerable groups: ich radiates the body for hours a day. I see teenage girls carrying them in their back pocket resulting in colon cancer rat

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The European Commission has adopted a new standard requiring cellphones to be tested for radiation while touching the body — which is how people actually carry and use cellphones: in a pocket or against the skin. We should do the same. Additionally, the cell phones check for the closest cell tower every few seconds when the phone is on which radiates the body for hours a day. I see teenage girls carrying them in their back pocket resulting in colon cancer rates increasing in younger people. Instruct the cell phone companies to only check for the closest cell tower when a call is being made. https://saferemrtechnology.org.nz/2024/11/11/could-mobile-phone-radiation-be-contributing-to-colon-and-rectal-cancer/

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