Calls for testing and stronger oversight of 5G and 6G deployments near schools and homes. States that res…

HHS public comment #0857 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-09-25

#1Calls for testing and stronger oversight of 5G and 6G deployments near schools and homes. States that res…by Nancy LaVoy » 2026-09-25
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Calls for testing and stronger oversight of 5G and 6G deployments near schools and homes. States that research is lacking; the claim that no peer-reviewed studies exist is the commenter’s assertion.

  • Research & federal duties: . This technology has human health consequences that are not being addressed. Testing would help validate that for the people suffering from EMF exposure and we must force oversight on the install
  • Exposure limits & oversight: would help validate that for the people suffering from EMF exposure and we must force oversight on the installation of this technology near schools and housing.
  • Children & vulnerable groups: xposure and we must force oversight on the installation of this technology near schools and housing.
  • Towers & siting: t for the people suffering from EMF exposure and we must force oversight on the installation of this technology near schools and housing.

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I have been very concerned about the introduction of 5G and the fact that there have been no peer reviewed studies on wireless EMF’s and human health. Now there are plans to roll out 6G. This technology has human health consequences that are not being addressed. Testing would help validate that for the people suffering from EMF exposure and we must force oversight on the installation of this technology near schools and housing.

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