Leukemia – Childhood Leukemia and Exposure to Magnetic Fields
For children younger than 6 years at diagnosis, outside perimeter measurements of the residence, ≥0.15 μT (1.5mG), were associated with increased leukemia risk.
Leukemia – Childhood Leukemia and Brain Cancer
A total of 1,928 leukemia patients, 956 brain cancer patients, and 3,082 controls were analyzed.
Leukemia – Lymphoblastic Leukemia: A Case-Control Study
The case group was living significantly closer to power lines. More than half of the cases were exposed to two or three types of power lines
Leukemia – Mortality Increase in Childhood Leukemia
The 5-yr survival in the inner ring of municipalities was 55%, and in the outer ring was 71%, at 10 yr, survival in the inner and outer rings was 33% and 62%, respectively.”
Cancer Testicular – Epidemiologic Evidence Relevant to Radar (Microwave) Effects
Four types of effects were originally reported in multiple studies: increased spontaneous abortion, shifts in red and white blood cell counts, increased somatic mutation rates in lymphocytes, and increased childhood, testicular, and other cancers.
Cancer Childhood – Epidemiologic Evidence Relevant to Radar (Microwave) Effects
Four types of effects were originally reported in multiple studies: increased spontaneous abortion, shifts in red and white blood cell counts, increased somatic mutation rates in lymphocytes, and increased childhood, testicular, and other cancers.
Lymphocytes Mutation – Epidemiologic Evidence Relevant to Radar (Microwave) Effects
Four types of effects were originally reported in multiple studies: increased spontaneous abortion, shifts in red and white blood cell counts, increased somatic mutation rates in lymphocytes, and increased childhood, testicular, and other cancers.
Blood Cell Count – Epidemiologic Evidence Relevant to Radar (Microwave) Effects
Four types of effects were originally reported in multiple studies: increased spontaneous abortion, shifts in red and white blood cell counts, increased somatic mutation rates in lymphocytes, and increased childhood, testicular, and other cancers.
Abortion Spontaneous – Epidemiologic Evidence Relevant to Radar (Microwave) Effects
Four types of effects were originally reported in multiple studies: increased spontaneous abortion, shifts in red and white blood cell counts, increased somatic mutation rates in lymphocytes, and increased childhood, testicular, and other cancers.
Cancer – Long-Term Exposure to Microwave Radiation Provokes Cancer Growth
Nevertheless, even a year of operation of a powerful base transmitting station for mobile communication reportedly resulted in a dramatic increase of cancer incidence among population living nearby.