Reports electrosensitivity and coordination of a Brazilian support group, and calls for lower emission li…

HHS public comment #5287 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-27

#1Reports electrosensitivity and coordination of a Brazilian support group, and calls for lower emission li…by Ana Paula Fernandes Cunha » 2026-10-27
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Reports electrosensitivity and coordination of a Brazilian support group, and calls for lower emission limits, further study and protections for vulnerable groups.

  • Electromagnetic sensitivity: d are becoming increasingly apparent. I have experienced electrosensitivity since 2020; although I was initially unaware of the cause, I hav
  • Exposure limits & oversight: re is already sufficient evidence to warrant lowering these limits, revising the regulations, and providing protection for the most
  • Research & federal duties: severe. This is a real problem that requires in-depth study; however, there is already sufficient evidence to warrant loweri
  • Children & vulnerable groups: ensitive and susceptible individuals—such as children, the elderly, and women, especially those with pre-existing health conditions

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See attached file(s)I urge the responsible authorities to review the regulations concerning limits on non-ionizing radiation emissions, given the potential biological effects—effects that are documented in hundreds of thousands of scientific papers and are becoming increasingly apparent. I have experienced electrosensitivity since 2020; although I was initially unaware of the cause, I have been fully conscious of this issue since 2024. I currently study the subject and coordinate a group of over 100 Brazilians who are electrosensitive, experiencing a range of symptoms from mild to very severe. This is a real problem that requires in-depth study; however, there is already sufficient evidence to warrant lowering these limits, revising the regulations, and providing protection for the most sensitive and susceptible individuals—such as children, the elderly, and women, especially those with pre-existing health conditions.

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