Uses a television-remote analogy to suggest that surrounding wireless signals could affect the brain.

HHS public comment #1339 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-05

#1Uses a television-remote analogy to suggest that surrounding wireless signals could affect the brain.by Robert Smith » 2026-10-05
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Uses a television-remote analogy to suggest that surrounding wireless signals could affect the brain.

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If your TV remote can't send a signal to your TV to change the channel, it seems obvious that other wireless signals traveling all around us can affect our brains.

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