{"id":"HHS-OASH-2026-0397-1915","body_sha256":"6d4e7b3c4ec288b74146f93bb422dbcd46f14a52b01a5ebdf34b7f46b344a478","status":"ai_reviewed","primary_topic":"standards","topics":[{"id":"standards","evidence":"ecting public health by updating our current exposure-guidelines to appropriate safety levels that protect our people.\n"},{"id":"children","evidence":"sure.  And it is having dire consequences. \n\nChildren are demonstrating increasing levels of agitation, dist"},{"id":"neurological","evidence":"ing levels of agitation, distractibility and sleeping disorders (from the students I taught back in 1978), due to wire"},{"id":"smart-meters","evidence":"l damage from over-exposure.  Recently, five wireless meters were added to end of my building, and my sleeping patt"},{"id":"mechanisms","evidence":" to wireless overstimulation.  There is also mitochondrial damage from over-exposure.  Recently, five wireless me"},{"id":"environment","evidence":"r animals, and in the same way that geese or whales are disrupted in migratory routes by an overload of wi"}],"summary":"A retired teacher calls for updated exposure limits, attributes sleep problems to wireless meters, and raises concerns about children, older adults, cellular mechanisms and wildlife.","reviewed_at":"2026-10-09T01:40:32Z","review_method":"Complete published comment-body review; exact prior-reviewed body matches reuse source-supported reviews with each distinct official ID preserved. Attachments and external links not reviewed.","review_source_sha256":"ee98fb3c8a8d17642d2bd4745682c0cf28a0306e3ccfd07d60a1aad671bf7833","source_url":"https://rfsafe.net/hhs-comments/data/catalog.json","scope":"Original comment body; attachments excluded"}