Reports tinnitus after moving near a tower and perceived relief away from home. Requests government restr…

HHS public comment #0793 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-09-24

#1Reports tinnitus after moving near a tower and perceived relief away from home. Requests government restr…by Katelyn Pongia » 2026-09-24
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Reports tinnitus after moving near a tower and perceived relief away from home. Requests government restrictions on installations near homes and schools.

  • Towers & siting: I am extremely concerned that cell phone towers are allowed to be built directly next to residences and schools. Since moving into a very expensive
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: y expensive apartment with a 5G tower on the same street, I’ve developed severe tinnitus that only goes away when I’m not at home. The government must step in and regulate this serious hea
  • Children & vulnerable groups: that cell phone towers are allowed to be built directly next to residences and schools. Since moving into a very expensive apartment with a 5G tower on the same street, I’ve developed se
  • Exposure limits & oversight: nitus that only goes away when I’m not at home. The government must step in and regulate this serious health issue before it’s too late. RF and EMF is absolutely affecting us.

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I am extremely concerned that cell phone towers are allowed to be built directly next to residences and schools. Since moving into a very expensive apartment with a 5G tower on the same street, I’ve developed severe tinnitus that only goes away when I’m not at home. The government must step in and regulate this serious health issue before it’s too late. RF and EMF is absolutely affecting us.

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