A parent reports a child's headaches, nosebleeds and sleep problems around electronic and wireless source…

HHS public comment #0071 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-09-21

#1A parent reports a child's headaches, nosebleeds and sleep problems around electronic and wireless source…by Anonymous Anonymous » 2026-09-21
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A parent reports a child's headaches, nosebleeds and sleep problems around electronic and wireless sources, with improvement when exposure is reduced.

  • Children & vulnerable groups: I am writing as a parent of a child effected by EMFs. My daughter gets headaches, nosebleeds and other various aches and pains due to increase in EMF exposure. She gets pain when near Teslas and has had many long
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: I am writing as a parent of a child effected by EMFs. My daughter gets headaches, nosebleeds and other various aches and pains due to increase in EMF exposure. She gets pain when near Teslas and has had many long nights of sleeplessness when WiFi is on. She
  • Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: osure. She gets pain when near Teslas and has had many long nights of sleeplessness when WiFi is on. She is noticeably better when no WiFi is on or when out away from so many electronics and towers.
  • Towers & siting: She is noticeably better when no WiFi is on or when out away from so many electronics and towers.

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I am writing as a parent of a child effected by EMFs. My daughter gets headaches, nosebleeds and other various aches and pains due to increase in EMF exposure. She gets pain when near Teslas and has had many long nights of sleeplessness when WiFi is on. She is noticeably better when no WiFi is on or when out away from so many electronics and towers.

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