IEMFA describes its multidisciplinary scientific network and international collaboration studying biologi…

HHS public comment #5820 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-28

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IEMFA describes its multidisciplinary scientific network and international collaboration studying biological responses and possible long-term health threats from non-ionizing radiation.

  • Research & federal duties: and growing global body of empirically-based scientific experts on living processes, with a multilevel, multidisciplinary health
  • Proposed biological mechanisms: sight into the chaotic multitude of observed biological disruptions when exposed to non-ionizing radiation, addressing important lon

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IEMFA is the International Electromagnetic Fields Alliance, supported by an independent and growing global body of empirically-based scientific experts on living processes, with a multilevel, multidisciplinary health focus. The Experts cover a wide range of Biological, -Physics, -Medical and Epidemiologic disciplines, ranging from electron and molecular level to the level of living cells, tissues and the functioning of different organ systems. They cooperate worldwide to supply a coherent, multilevel insight into the chaotic multitude of observed biological disruptions when exposed to non-ionizing radiation, addressing important long-term degradation threats for public health. IEMFA collaborates with leading life-science institutions and non-governmental organizations worldwide.

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