Reports recurrent headaches near Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and cellular devices over many years, describes reducin…

HHS public comment #1927 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-08

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Reports recurrent headaches near Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and cellular devices over many years, describes reducing exposure, and says they have considered and rejected a psychosomatic explanation.

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When I am close to a Wi-Fi device e.g., router, phone, laptop etc., I get headaches. The same with Bluetooth devices and cellular devices. Because of this, I usually turn off those functions on my devices as much as possible and keep them as far away from me as possible. I’ve noticed this for the last 10-15 years. This is not something that I was told is true, it is something I have and continue to observe. I’m very cautious about it being potentially psychosomatic, but after this occurring consistently for so many years, I’ve ruled out that it was simply psychosomatic.

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