Describes a chronic surgical head wound and residual mesh as reasons for concern about 5G exposure, and r…

HHS public comment #6650 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-28

#1Describes a chronic surgical head wound and residual mesh as reasons for concern about 5G exposure, and r…by Lynn Rivers » 2026-10-28
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Describes a chronic surgical head wound and residual mesh as reasons for concern about 5G exposure, and requests expedited safety research and revised guidance for vulnerable groups.

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An expedited safety review of 5G EMF is of personal importance to me. I have a chronic head wound due to a failed surgical closure. I'm missing a section of bone and have residual "mesh" still in a couple of places in my head (residual from the cranioplasty). The mesh is like having an antenna in my head. Prior to 5G, I wasn't overly concerned, but did a lot of research on EMF from multiple sources. I'm aware that the FCC has not adjusted its guidelines for "safe limits" since the 1990s. The explosion of wireless devices since their last revision of their "safety" data is non-existant. The increasing "speed" of wireless connections has made it impossible for the average person to protect themselves by choice due to the increased number of towers that they need for 5G and the breaching of previous "no go" zones for these towers - hospitals, schools, nursing homes - to keep young children and vulnerable adults safe from exposure to EMFs that can affect their brains, interfere with bodily healing and certainly cause a decline in intellect and memory. I have no articles to send you. I'm just a regular person who has taken the time to look into articles written by others. This is personal to me. Please do the studies that should have been done years ago!

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