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Program is a research, education, and technical assistance program concerned with the possible health effects of electric and magnetic fields from powerlines, appliances, and other uses of electricity.
Specializes in magnetic field management, offering solutions to EMF problems.
Organizational structure, current and long-term activities, results of scientific meetings, current and future scientific meetings and related events, and publications regarding electromagnetic fields.
IVI Online provides substantive information services about health issues, including electric and magnetic fields (EMF), herbicides and pesticides, chemicals and other hazards in the workplace, pharmaceuticals, and cancer.
Medical College of Wisconsin frequently asked questions and answers to regarding cellular phones and their effect on health.
Periodical covering an array of topics regarding bioelectromagnetics, including effect on health of wireless phones and magnetic fields.
Questions and answers on the connection between power lines, electrical occupations and cancer.
Organizational business, background and historical information, and discussion areas on topical issues of interest to radiation protection professionals.
Electric and Magnetic Fields Research and Public Information Dissemination Program.
Information about electrosensitivity, also called Electrical Oversensitivity / Hypersensitivity phenomenon. Provides a reference database that you can search or download.
Provider of information and resources on biological and health effects of electric and magnetic fields.
Provides links to articles that cover a variety of health concerns of using mobile phones. Topics include cell phone safety, health studies, cancer risk and electromagnetic penetration.
Known variously as electromagnetic hypersensitivity, electrical sensitivity, electrosensitivity, and a host of other terms, electromagnetic sensitivity syndrome (ES) is a physiological disorder characterized by symptoms directly brought on by ex.
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