EMF Research Studies

Effect of microwaves on rats subjected to the action of gaseous media with altered content of oxygen and chemical agents of antioxidant action

Koldaev VM · 1972

Changes in the activity of certain enzymes in the cells of Cort's organ in guinea pigs after long term exposure to microwaves

Boczyoski E., Zyss R. · 1972

AM radio waves boost AF perception in deaf

Unknown authors · 1972

Fischer-Spassky Charges: What Did the Russians Have in Mind?

Nicholas Wade · 1972

A Problem That Won't Go Away

Charles E. White · 1972

HUMAN RESPONSES TO MICROWAVE IRRADIATION - A REVIEW OF AND EVALUATION OF PUBLISHED REPORTS

LCDR William Houk, MC, USN · 1972

THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVES ON RATS SUBJECTED TO THE ACTION OF GASEOUS MEDIA WITH AN ALTERED CONTENT OF OXYGEN AND CHEMICAL AGENTS OF ANTIOXIDATIVE ACTION

V. M. Koldaev · 1972

Rats were subjected to microwave irradiation at a wavelength of 12.6 cm and frequency of 2380 Mc/s. Their resistance during inhalation of gaseous mixtures with reduced oxygen content and following introduction of some chemical agents was investigated. The duration of survival correlated with the extent of the muscle relaxant and chemical content. Chemical treatment at this level was accompanied with shortening and its increase with lengthening of the experimental period.

Accuracy Limitation in Measurements of HF Field Intensities for Protection Against Radiation Hazards

Henryk R. Kucia · 1972

INFLUENCE OF LOW-LEVEL ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS ON THE GROWTH OF YOUNG CHICKENS

W. F. Krueger, A. J. Giarola, J. W. Bradley, S. R. Darvall · 1972

Clinico-morphological and biochemical changes in experimental microwave cataracts

Grechuskina, V.A. · 1972

Cataracts developed in 23 rabbits, appearing first in the posterior lens suture and later regressing over two to three months. During cataract formation, ascorbic acid and thiol groups in the lens decreased sharply. During regression, ascorbic acid and thiol group levels returned to normal.

Magnetomyography: magnetic fields around the human body produced by skeletal muscles

David Cohen, Edward Givler · 1972

Radio Frequency and Microwave Radiation

Unknown authors · 1972

The guide defines radio frequency and microwave bands from 10 MHz to 300 GHz and describes common sources such as radar, communication systems, medical diathermy, and microwave ovens. It explains that microwaves interact with tissue mainly by converting electromagnetic energy to heat, with penetration depth depending on wavelength. ANSI recommends a maximum power density of 10 mW/cm² for exposures of 0.1 hour or more. ACGIH sets a threshold limit value of 10 mW/cm² for continuous exposure and 25 mW/cm² for intermittent exposure.

Exposure of mammalians to strong 50 Hz electric fields. 1) Effects on the proportion of the different leucocyte types. 2) Effects on heart's and brain's electrical activity

Blanchi, D., L. Cedrini, F. Ceria, E. Meda, G.G. Re · 1972

PROPOSALS FOR SPECIFICATION OF ALLOWABLE LEVELS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION

Przemyslaw Czerski, Mieczyslaw Piotrowski · 1972

MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE CELLS OF CORTIS ORGAN FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVES

R. Zyss, E. Boczynski · 1972

Researchers exposed guinea pigs to microwaves of 2 mW/cm² intensity and 10 cm wavelength and examined morphological state, glycogen, and nucleic acids in Corti's organ. They observed degeneration of cytoplasm, pyknosis or swelling of nuclei, and swelling or vacuolar changes in the cytoplasm. The organ of Corti contained abundant glycogen only in outer hair cells. Microwave irradiation caused a marked decrease in that glycogen content.

INVESTIGATIONS ON THE CATARACTOGENIC INFLUENCE OF MICROWAVES OF 10 cm BAND

J. Tajchert, E. Chmurko · 1972

HUMAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS: Background material supporting the proposed establishment of an Institute of Biocommunications within the framework of the Office of Telecommunications

Charles J. Chilton · 1972

Broadcast radiation: how safe is safe?

Richard A. Tell · 1972

Dynamic Characteristics of Crayfish Stretch Receptor for Microwave Radiation

Itsuo Yamaura, Goro Matsumoto · 1972

RADIATION PROTECTION SPECIAL STUDY NO. 42-053-71 MICROWAVE OVEN INSTRUMENTATION NARDA MODEL 8200

not clearly visible · 1972

Hand placement on the probe grip caused variations of less than a few percent, while improper placement produced erratic readings. The Model 8221 probe covers all current and proposed leakage standards (1.0, 5.0, and 10 mW/cm²) within its most accurate range.

INDUCTION OF COLICINE SYNTHESIS WITH THE AID OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES OF MILLIMETER RANGE

R. L. Vilenskaya et al. · 1972

Microwave Thawing of Tissue Culture Cells

W. A. G. VOSS, C. WARBY, R. RAJOTTE, M. J. ASHWOOD-SMITH · 1972

Radiation protection special study # 42-053-71-- Microwave oven instrumentation Narda model 8200

Taylor J R · 1972

Reference data for radio-frequency emission hazard analysis

Tell R A · 1972

The document illustrates methods for calculating power density and other values associated with environmental radiation from radiofrequency emitters. The report notes that biological effects research precludes specific conclusions about hazardous levels, though general exposure guidelines have been established.

DIATHERMY SURVEY

Unknown authors · 1972