Dear Sirs, Twenty years ago when living in Taiwan, I knew a girl there who was very sensitive to everythi…

Dear Sirs, Twenty years ago when living in Taiwan, I knew a girl there who was very sensitive to everything. For example, she would feel uncomfortable when walking in front of an operating microwave oven. And, she preferred Nokia to Motorola mobile phones, because the latter hurt her more when using (holding up to her head/ear). Around that time, I started carrying a mobile phone in a holster on my hip (popular to do then). After about a month, I started to feel a pain in my groin and, fearful and remembering my friend (a "canary in a coal mine"), I stopped carrying the phone there (instead putting it in the outermost pocket of my backpack). After a few days, the pain was gone and did not return. Instead of being captured by the industry (as all government agencies seem to be nowadays), you might conduct a serious, impartial, and independent investigation into the potential harms of wireless radiation (which are now even more ubiquitous in our society), and take decisive, impactful action if any harms are found.