The commenter describes a farm coworker's EMR syndrome and arrhythmias around wireless devices, contrasts…

HHS public comment #6218 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-28

#1The commenter describes a farm coworker's EMR syndrome and arrhythmias around wireless devices, contrasts…by Korrine Porter » 2026-10-28
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The commenter describes a farm coworker's EMR syndrome and arrhythmias around wireless devices, contrasts functioning in low-exposure fields, and requests safer guidelines.

  • Electromagnetic sensitivity: I have a friend who has EMR Syndrome who I work on a farm with who has EMR Syndrome (www.emrsyndrome.
  • Heart symptoms & implanted devices: EMR Syndrome (www.emrsyndrome.org). She gets arrhythmias from cell phones, WiFi, etc. She also has trouble walking and wh
  • Occupational exposure: her. When she is not around wireless, she is able to work. Please work to provide safer guidelines to prevent people from
  • Exposure limits & oversight: she is able to work. Please work to provide safer guidelines to prevent people from developing this very disabling condition

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I have a friend who has EMR Syndrome who I work on a farm with who has EMR Syndrome (www.emrsyndrome.org). She gets arrhythmias from cell phones, WiFi, etc. She also has trouble walking and when around a lot of wireless but is able to function well on the farm in the fields planting vegetables, harvesting, etc. where there is little or no wireless. We keep our cell phones off when we are with her. When she is not around wireless, she is able to work. Please work to provide safer guidelines to prevent people from developing this very disabling condition and help those who have it. Thank you!

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