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Requests research on RF interactions with metallic implants, describing neurological and cardiovascular symptoms near a workplace tower and difficulty finding qualified medical evaluation.
- Research & federal duties:
s a clinical and research gap and facilitate independent scientific investigation under real-world RF exposure conditions. Reference: Kranold L,
- Heart symptoms & implanted devices:
communications tower, and have developed new cardiovascular and neurological symptoms. Kranold et al. (2025) identify implant-related electromagnetic
- Neurological symptoms & sleep:
r, and have developed new cardiovascular and neurological symptoms. Kranold et al. (2025) identify implant-related electromagnetic
- Occupational exposure:
lants measuring approximately 6 cm and 7 cm, work in direct line of sight of a telecommunications tower, and have developed new cardiovasc
- Housing, work & access barriers:
ly protect people with implants. I have been unable to locate a physician qualified to evaluate this specific concern. I urge HHS to ident
HHS RFI — Reported Health Effects and Research Gaps
I request that HHS investigate potential biophysical interactions between RF exposure and passive metallic implants. I have two titanium neck implants measuring approximately 6 cm and 7 cm, work in direct line of sight of a telecommunications tower, and have developed new cardiovascular and neurological symptoms. Kranold et al. (2025) identify implant-related electromagnetic dosimetry as a neglected safety issue, raising concerns about whether current exposure guidelines adequately protect people with implants. I have been unable to locate a physician qualified to evaluate this specific concern. I urge HHS to identify this as a clinical and research gap and facilitate independent scientific investigation under real-world RF exposure conditions.
Reference:
Kranold L, Xi J, Goren T, Kuster N. “Dosimetric Electromagnetic Safety of People With Implants: A Neglected Population?” _Bioelectromagnetics_. 2025;46(6):e70023. https://doi.org/10.1002/bem.70023