An engineer reports losing a career and computer access because of EMF exposure and relocating to a remot…

HHS public comment #5746 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-28

#1An engineer reports losing a career and computer access because of EMF exposure and relocating to a remot…by Steen Hviid » 2026-10-28
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An engineer reports losing a career and computer access because of EMF exposure and relocating to a remote area.

  • Housing, work & access barriers: I lost my career due to EMF. I hold a Master's degree in engineering, in my last
  • Occupational exposure: in my last job I worked thirteen years as a computer systems engineer at a major university. Now I live in a remote part of Arizona,
  • Towers & siting: Now I live in a remote part of Arizona, the nearest cell tower is eight miles away. I had to ask a friend to enter this statement for me, as I ca

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I lost my career due to EMF. I hold a Master's degree in engineering, in my last job I worked thirteen years as a computer systems engineer at a major university.

Now I live in a remote part of Arizona, the nearest cell tower is eight miles away. I had to ask a friend to enter this statement for me, as I can no loner use computers.

Steen Hviid

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