HHS Seeks Public Input on Electromagnetic Fields and Wireless Radiation

On September 21, 2026,  the US Department of Health and Human Services officially published a Request for Information in the Federal Register — formally asking scientists, doctors, researchers, healthcare professionals, and the public to submit evidence about whether wireless radiation is affecting human health.

This is one of the most significant official government actions taken on this topic in decades.

Here is why this matters — in plain language.

A Request for Information is not a press release or a casual statement. It is the formal beginning of a government process for gathering evidence and examining a question.

And the questions they are asking are not abstract.

Children. Pregnant women. WiFi. 5G. Wearable devices. Smart homes.

They are asking whether the safety standards currently protecting you are still adequate for the world you actually live in.

And that question matters because the safety standard governing wireless devices in America was last updated in 1996.

Before smartphones existed. Before WiFi was in every home. Before anyone carried a wireless device against their body for sixteen hours a day.

For nearly thirty years that standard has not moved. Now the US government is formally questioning whether it still holds.

For those who missed what started this — eight months ago, in January 2026, the US government removed all FDA webpages that previously stated cellphones are safe and launched a formal investigation into the health effects of wireless radiation.

Now they have taken another official step.

This is a significant moment — and honestly, a welcome one.

For years researchers published studies, scientists raised concerns, and parents asked questions that nobody in government wanted to answer officially.

This is the beginning of the conversation we have been waiting for.

For our health. For our children's future. For a world where science actually keeps pace with the technology surrounding us every single day.

But we also have to be honest with you.

An investigation is the beginning of a process, not the end of one. These things can take years, nothing is guaranteed, and we cannot know when or what will change as a result.

In other words, the government may be starting to ask new questions — but your everyday exposure is still happening now.

And one part of that exposure is something you can address today: the radiation your body absorbs from the devices you hold directly.

The BioChip reduces the amount of radiation your body absorbs from your phone, laptop, and tablet by up to 80%. Science-backed.

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But your phone is only one layer.

You are also surrounded by wireless radiation that does not come directly from the device in your hand.

WiFi routers. 5G towers. Other people's devices. Smart devices.

That surrounding radiation reaches your body whether your phone is in your hand or not — and it is the layer the BioChip was never designed for.

The BioCard Pro was.

It provides broader protection from the surrounding radiation you cannot control — carried in a pocket or bag, placed on a nightstand at night, working continuously wherever you go.

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The government just officially started asking the question. You do not have to wait years to start taking practical steps today.

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