The commenter calls for independent, transparent research and review of federal exposure guidelines, emph…

HHS public comment #6377 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-28

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The commenter calls for independent, transparent research and review of federal exposure guidelines, emphasizing protection of children.

  • Research & federal duties: ealth and Human Services (HHS) to prioritize independent, transparent research into the biological and health effects of wireless radiation. As
  • Exposure limits & oversight: cientific understanding, reevaluate outdated federal exposure guidelines, and investigate potential risks to children and other vulnerabl
  • Children & vulnerable groups: idelines, and investigate potential risks to children and other vulnerable populations. Protecting public health requi

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As Chief Scientific Officer of Children’s Health Defense, I urge the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to prioritize independent, transparent research into the biological and health effects of wireless radiation. As wireless infrastructure expands, we must address critical gaps in scientific understanding, reevaluate outdated federal exposure guidelines, and investigate potential risks to children and other vulnerable populations. Protecting public health requires rigorous science, transparency, and a commitment to following the evidence wherever it leads.

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