SRC-681
A Review of United States Microwave Exposure Criteria (presented at the International Symposium on Ergonomics and Physical Environmental Factors, Rome, 18 September 1968)
V. E. Rose, C. H. Powell, M. E. LaNier and J. R. Swanson; U.S. DHEW, Public Health Service, Environmental Control Administration, Occupational Health Program, Cincinnati, and (one author) International Labour Office, Geneva ·1968 · T5 conference paper, expert statement or specialist press · VC06XC01
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- CLM-1323 By 1970 most western countries used a limit of 10 milliwatts per square centimetre, first chosen in 1957 for lack of better data. The Soviet Union and Poland allowed a thousand times less, because they accepted evidence of effects that do not come from heating.
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SRC-681 , recorded 2026-10-02.