Acknowledges benefits of wireless technology while requesting science-based exposure reductions and resea…

HHS public comment #3504 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-19

#1Acknowledges benefits of wireless technology while requesting science-based exposure reductions and resea…by JAMES LIN » 2026-10-19
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Acknowledges benefits of wireless technology while requesting science-based exposure reductions and research on long-term effects of newer millimeter-wave technologies.

  • Exposure limits & oversight: In short, science-based policy updates to reduce public exposure are urgently needed. Cellphones and wi
  • Research & federal duties: reless communication technologies, given the paucity of research on health effects of 5/6G mm-wave radiation. Without dispute, ce

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In short, science-based policy updates to reduce public exposure are urgently needed. Cellphones and wireless communication technologies have enriched human lives. It is difficult to imagine contemporary lives without them. The deployment of 5G and 6G mobile technology is well underway with its heralded mm-wave performances. It is not evident whether the health effects of 5/6G mm-wave radiation would be analogous or not to previous generations of cellphone and wireless communication technologies, given the paucity of research on health effects of 5/6G mm-wave radiation. Without dispute, cellphones have provided direct benefits to multiple arenas of human endeavor that includes helping to safeguard our personal security and safety. Nonetheless, the health and safety of billions of users who are subjected to repeated, unnecessary levels of RF radiation over lengthy intervals of time or even over their lifetimes should be recognized and accounted for.

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