Describes a child's osteosarcoma near the position of an aquarium pump behind a wall and questions whethe…

HHS public comment #3394 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-17

#1Describes a child's osteosarcoma near the position of an aquarium pump behind a wall and questions whethe…by Andrew Scarborough » 2026-10-17
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Describes a child's osteosarcoma near the position of an aquarium pump behind a wall and questions whether measured magnetic-field exposure contributed.

  • Cancer & tumors: My13 year old son developed Osteosarcoma on his femur after a year of sleeping with his knee up against a
  • Children & vulnerable groups: My13 year old son developed Osteosarcoma on his femur after a year of sleeping wit
  • Power lines, wiring & solar: ll that had an aquarium pump attached to the power point behind the wall. When I bought an EMF reader it read at between

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My13 year old son developed Osteosarcoma on his femur after a year of sleeping with his knee up against a wall that had an aquarium pump attached to the power point behind the wall. When I bought an EMF reader it read at between 1.4 and 9 ut on the MAG setting at the point where his knee would rest against the wall. The aquarium pump itself read off the meter, higher than that meter could read. I can’t help but think that this exposure helped “kick off” the mutation in his leg. He had no other environmental exposure that I know of.

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