SRC-690

Occupational exposure limits for radiofrequency and microwave radiation. Applied Industrial Hygiene 1(2):75-86, July 1986 (ACGIH)

Physics Laboratory, Istituto Superiore di Sanita, Rome; one named author ·1986 · T2 peer-reviewed analysis, model or thesis · VC06 VC07 XC01

Appl Ind Hyg 2:75-86 (as printed in the citation line; the running foot reads vol. 1, no. 2); ISSN-style code 0882-8032/86; source URL https://zoryglaser.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/OCCUPATIONAL-EXPOSURE-LIMITS-FOR-RADIOFREQUENCY-AND-MICROWAVE-RADIATION.pdf the identifier this document is registered under

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CLM-1332 By the mid-1980s Western limits were set from the energy the body absorbs, with a tenfold margin below the level that upset animal behaviour. The Soviet limit for a working day stayed far lower.
CLM-1333 (low confidence) By 1986 one early long-term rat study had hinted at more tumours at the level US rules called safe, but it was unconfirmed. Eastern European reports of nerve symptoms had not been confirmed by careful studies, and experts said there was no theory to predict any non-heating effects.

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