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A parent describes Wi-Fi proximity during pregnancy and a son’s infancy, notes his autism diagnosis without asserting causation, and asks for research on fetal and early brain development.
- Reproduction & pregnancy: “ the WiFi router right next to my bed for my entire pregnancy. My son also slept in a bassinet in the same room near this WiFi”
- Children & vulnerable groups: “ into how emf impacts a developing fetus and a child’s brain in the first year of life. I’m not sure whether this contributed to my sons autism”
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “regnant with him, I slept in a room with the WiFi router right next to my bed for my entire pregnancy. My son also slept in a bassinet in the ”
- Research & federal duties: “ons autism, but if there is a link to autism it should be studied so future families know the risks.”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
I am a mother of three children. My middle child, has autism. When I was pregnant with him, I slept in a room with the WiFi router right next to my bed for my entire pregnancy. My son also slept in a bassinet in the same room near this WiFi router for the first year of his life. At the time I had no idea the negative effects of emf on the body and brain. I think research should look into how emf impacts a developing fetus and a child’s brain in the first year of life. I’m not sure whether this contributed to my sons autism, but if there is a link to autism it should be studied so future families know the risks.
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