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ELECTROMAGNETIC BIOLOGY: AN UPDATE ON SOME CURRENT ISSUES

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Christopher H. Dodge, Zorach R. Glaser · 1984

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The authors planned to enumerate U.S. governmental actions on RF issues and highlight the inconclusive nature of RF bioeffects data.

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The presentation was designed to enumerate actions taken by U.S. governmental groups on RF issues during the previous two years. The authors intended to point out the inconclusive and insufficient nature of the RF bioeffects and health effects databases. They also planned to note the difficulty of applying risk assessment to the available data.

Why This Matters

It was prepared in the context of recent RF bioeffects reviews and health criteria development efforts by local, state, national, regional, and international groups. The authors also planned to list specific areas where additional research was needed.

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Christopher H. Dodge, Zorach R. Glaser (1984). ELECTROMAGNETIC BIOLOGY: AN UPDATE ON SOME CURRENT ISSUES.
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@article{electromagnetic_biology_an_update_on_some_current_issues_g4388,
  author = {Christopher H. Dodge and Zorach R. Glaser},
  title = {ELECTROMAGNETIC BIOLOGY: AN UPDATE ON SOME CURRENT ISSUES},
  year = {1984},
  
  
}
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The main purpose was to enumerate actions by U.S. governmental groups on RF issues and to point out the inconclusive nature of RF bioeffects data.
Technological applications included video display terminals, cordless telephones, the ELF RF communications antenna, and high voltage power lines.
The authors stated that the RF bioeffects and health effects databases were inconclusive and insufficient, and that applying risk assessment to the data was difficult.