Soviet Views on the Biological Effects of Microwaves – An Analysis
Bioeffects Seen
S.M. Michaelson, E.L. Dodge · 1971
Finding
Soviet investigators suggest that chronic irradiation of animals with low intensity microwaves (<15 mW/cm²) may induce functional changes in the nervous and cardiovascular systems without a rise in tissue temperature.
In their words
“Soviet investigators suggest that chronic irradiation of animals with low intensity microwaves (<15 mW/cm²) may induce functional changes in the nervous and cardiovascular systems without a rise in tissue temperature.”
Cite This Study
S.M. Michaelson, E.L. Dodge (1971). Soviet Views on the Biological Effects of Microwaves – An Analysis.
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@article{soviet_views_on_the_biological_effects_of_microwaves_an_analysis_g3788,
author = {S.M. Michaelson and E.L. Dodge},
title = {Soviet Views on the Biological Effects of Microwaves – An Analysis},
year = {1971},
}No DOI on file for this study.