Requests urgent independent research and precautionary exposure reduction for children, emphasizing uncer…

HHS public comment #6617 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-28

#1Requests urgent independent research and precautionary exposure reduction for children, emphasizing uncer…by Laura Saville » 2026-10-28
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Requests urgent independent research and precautionary exposure reduction for children, emphasizing uncertainty about chronic wireless exposure during development.

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Our children are increasingly surrounded by electromagnetic fields (EMFs), radiofrequency (RF) radiation, and wireless radiation from cell phones, Wi-Fi networks, tablets, and other connected devices, often with no consideration for the potential long-term consequences of continuous exposure. The full health implications of chronic exposure—particularly for developing children—remains largely unknown and requires ongoing in-depth scientific investigation. The stakes are obviously too high to assume that everyday exposure is entirely without risk, and with the widespread and rapidly increasing presence of these exposures, legitimate and critical questions are raised that deserve urgent research and public attention. Children’s developing brains and bodies clearly warrant special consideration, and as such we cannot afford to dismiss unanswered questions. We have a responsibility to investigate potential dangers, demand transparent scientific research, and take warranted precautionary measures to reduce unnecessary exposure and protect the health and future well-being of our most important population: our children.

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