SRC-699

Some Effects of Acute and Chronic Microwave Irradiation of Mice. Paper 2-3, printed pp.163-175; cited by SRC-724 (ref 3) as in J. D. Hardy (ed.), Thermal Problems in Aerospace Medicine, Circa Publications, Pelham NY, 1968 (volume not held)

A. S. Hyde and J. J. Friedman, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and Indiana University ·1968 (per the citation in SRC-724 ref 3; not printed on the pages held, latest reference 1961) · T3 government or agency report · VC06

Commissioned by Office of Naval Research, NOnr-475(03), in part (acknowledgement). Who paid for a study is recorded because it bears on how its conclusions should be read, not because it makes them wrong.

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Published claims resting on this source

CLM-1342 (low confidence) A US mouse study, with tests run in 1957 and published in 1961 or later, found that repeated short microwave doses too weak to warm the animals still made them put on a little extra weight. The authors argued that the safety limit of the day had been picked without a sound basis.

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SRC-699 , recorded 2026-10-02.