{"id":"HHS-OASH-2026-0397-3720","body_sha256":"3f2099e7d29f920ac0b5cffd2c6615290bb522820d0eee5b6c6c97fbf2d5eae4","status":"ai_reviewed","primary_topic":"research","topics":[{"id":"research","evidence":"that are presumably more independent.\nOf the industry-funded studies, 27% demonstrated a biological effect in human resulting from RF"},{"id":"standards","evidence":" PR tools for the industry.”\nThe US & Canada FCC limit for RF radiation is 61.4 Volts/meter. The next closest is Belgiu"},{"id":"neurological","evidence":"bourg, & Switzerland (6), and Austria (.02).\nSleep disturbances resulting in fatigue can occur from as low as .047 V/m. REM slee"},{"id":"reproductive","evidence":"047 V/m. REM sleep is affected at 13.72 V/m.\nMale fertility is affected as low as .036 V/m with testosterone being negativel"},{"id":"cardiac","evidence":" and 13 V/m (oxidative stress on the brain).\nHeart function is affected at .05 V/m (cardio vascular problems in general), 1."},{"id":"children","evidence":"t), and 20 V/m (blood pressure, heart rate).\nChildren are affected starting at .11 V/m (headaches, inattention), .33 V/m (ADHD), .7"},{"id":"cancer","evidence":", .33 V/m (ADHD), .78 V/m (memory), .87 V/m (leukemia), 2.17 V/m (kidney development problems), and 25 V/m (bone growt"}],"summary":"The commenter cites a book's discussion of funding differences in RF research and international limits, and describes reported neurological, reproductive, cardiac and childhood effects at various exposure levels.","reviewed_at":"2026-10-21T23:43:28Z","review_method":"Complete submitted comment-text review with neutral attributed summaries and exact evidence; attachments and external materials not reviewed.","review_source_sha256":"f13766b77e41c6b65791c783bcab7e385deede2484df6e4e3738ebc340a91545","source_url":"https://rfsafe.net/hhs-comments/data/catalog.json","scope":"Original comment body; attachments excluded"}