The commenter quotes mouse research examining paternal 5G exposure, sperm changes, offspring anxiety-like…

HHS public comment #6390 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-28

#1The commenter quotes mouse research examining paternal 5G exposure, sperm changes, offspring anxiety-like…by Alex Andreasen » 2026-10-28
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The commenter quotes mouse research examining paternal 5G exposure, sperm changes, offspring anxiety-like behavior and proposed methylation mechanisms.

  • Research & federal duties: ure on health of male offspring mice " "The results showed that paternal 5G RFR exposure induced anxiety-like behaviors and
  • Reproduction & pregnancy: induced anxiety-like behaviors and impaired sperm quality in F1 males, potentially associated with RFR-induced hypermethyl
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: showed that paternal 5G RFR exposure induced anxiety-like behaviors and impaired sperm quality in F1 males, potentially associated w
  • Proposed biological mechanisms: les, potentially associated with RFR-induced hypermethylation of paternal LRGUK gene and subsequent down regulation of its exp

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This suggests that EMF effects can carry over from father to offspring. I think we ought to think of life forms as passing on to a degree their own changed state.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41391574/

"Effects of paternal 5G RFR exposure on health of male offspring mice "

"The results showed that paternal 5G RFR exposure induced anxiety-like behaviors and impaired sperm quality in F1 males, potentially associated with RFR-induced hypermethylation of paternal LRGUK gene and subsequent down regulation of its expression in offspring testes"

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