SRC-679

A Review of Radiofrequency and Microwave Radiation Bioeffects Research and Issues: 1977-1981. Remarks presented at the 3rd annual Bioelectromagnetics Society meeting, Washington DC, 11 August 1981 (typescript)

C. H. Dodge (Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress) and Z. R. Glaser (Bureau of Radiological Health, FDA), speaking for themselves ·1981-08-11 · T5 conference paper, expert statement or specialist press · VC06 XC01

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CLM-1324 (low confidence) In 1981 two US officials said America still had no enforced microwave exposure standard and that its proposed limit was among the most permissive in the world. They reported the view of some that the gap with the Soviet Union came from different evidence and different readings of it, and said closer medical checks on Soviet workers may explain why Soviet studies report many mild, reversible symptoms at very low levels.

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