The commenter argues that wireless exposure should have been researched before deployment, raises migrain…

HHS public comment #3893 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-21

#1The commenter argues that wireless exposure should have been researched before deployment, raises migrain…by Jennifer Muccianti » 2026-10-21
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The commenter argues that wireless exposure should have been researched before deployment, raises migraine and fertility concerns, and requests protective action.

  • Research & federal duties: osure. All of these things should have been throughly researched before use. People are being exposed to radiation with unknown consequences
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: ation with unknown consequences. Illnesses, migraines, fertility issues, and more devastating issues seem to be caused
  • Reproduction & pregnancy: unknown consequences. Illnesses, migraines, fertility issues, and more devastating issues seem to be caused by this radiation
  • Exposure limits & oversight: eat to high speed internet and data centers. You must address the growing concerns and stop exposing the American people to deadly radiation. Tha

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I am submitting this comment in response to the HHS's request for information on EMF's, RF radiation and wireless radiation exposure. All of these things should have been throughly researched before use. People are being exposed to radiation with unknown consequences. Illnesses, migraines, fertility issues, and more devastating issues seem to be caused by this radiation exposure. The health of our citizens should not take a back seat to high speed internet and data centers. You must address the growing concerns and stop exposing the American people to deadly radiation. Thank you.

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