Proposes studies collecting parental reports of prenatal and early-childhood mobile-phone exposure in rel…

HHS public comment #5680 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-27

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Proposes studies collecting parental reports of prenatal and early-childhood mobile-phone exposure in relation to autism and neurological disorders. Also calls for rapid clinician education about alleged radiation-related symptoms, including depression and suicidal impulses.

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10 d. Longitudinal cohort studies.

It is urgent to conduct national studies to collect testimonies from parents of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder or children with neurodegenerative disorders (NDD). Testimonies must be gathered indicating whether the mother was using a mobile phone during pregnancy. Inquire whether children, from their youngest age, used a mobile phone. The difference will be striking between children who were fortunate enough to develop without radiation and the others.

These are quick studies to conduct, requiring no large investment, neither in time nor in money. In addition to solid scientific studies, we will rapidly obtain a significant cohort of responses corroborating the thesis of injuries linked to radiofrequencies.

10 f. Adverse event reporting.

It is important to start raising awareness and disseminating information among doctors as quickly as possible. Because currently they are completely unaware of the symptoms and effects that radiation can induce, particularly radiofrequencies, which induce: depression and suicidal impulses. If this is not done quickly, we are heading straight toward a societal catastrophe.

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