The commenter cites reported reproductive, cancer, and environmental effects of wireless exposure, highli…

HHS public comment #5991 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-28

#1The commenter cites reported reproductive, cancer, and environmental effects of wireless exposure, highli…by Carolyn Bninski » 2026-10-28
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The commenter cites reported reproductive, cancer, and environmental effects of wireless exposure, highlights children and pregnancy, and requests HHS action. They also describe knowing people adversely affected by phones, towers, and modems.

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I am very concerned about the effects of EMFS, RF and wireless radiation on humans, animals and plants. The detrimental effects on reproduction, mitochondria, thyroid and numerous organs have been researched and documented. Children and pregnant women are particularly vulnerable. Researchers have also found that exposure to these types of radiation increase the risk of various kinds of cancer. Even migratory birds were shown to be affected by exposure to cell towers.

I personally know numerous people who are seriously adversely affected by exposure to wireless radiation in cell phones, cell towers and modems.

I’ve attached documents and studies that provide evidence of harms from exposure to cell phones, wifi and EMFs. It's time for the HHS to take action to safeguard the public in regard to this important issue.

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