Biological Effects of Microwave Energy at 200 mc

Addington, Cary; Osborn, C. J.; Swartz, G. A.; Fischer, Fabian; Neubauer, Robert; Sarkees, Y. T.

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“…An approximate median lethal dose for dogs was obtained with 15 min exposure to 200 MHz CW, 330 m W Icm 2 , with perpendicular orientation (Addington et al, 1961). Markedly lower rates of lethality were produced with slightly longer durations of exposure at 220 and 194mW/cm 2 , and no deaths resulted from exposures of 0.5 to 1.0hr at power densities of 165 mW Icm 2 and less (all at perpendicular polarization).…”

Section: Acute Lethalitysupporting

confidence: 86%

“…The duration of irradiation by RF /MW of various frequencies and intensities sufficiently to kill an animal (immediately or within a few days after exposure) has been studied Deichmann et al, 1959a,b,c;Mirutenko, 1964a;Addington et al, 1961;Solov'ev, 1963;Schrot and Hawkins, 1974). Deichmann et al (1959c) investigated the thermal stress effects of exposure to an interrupted microwave field (simulating the continuous 360° sweeping action of a radar scanner).…”

Section: Acute Lethalitymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Biological Effects and Health Implications of Radiofrequency Radiation

Michaelson¹,

Lin²

1987

142

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Section: Acute Lethalitysupporting

confidence: 86%

Section: Acute Lethalitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Biological Effects and Health Implications of Radiofrequency Radiation

Michaelson¹,

Lin²

1987

142

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“…The duration of irradiation by RF /MW of various frequencies and intensities sufficiently to kill an animal (immediately or within a few days after exposure) has been studied (Michaelson et al, 1967;Deichmann et al, 1959a,b,c;Mirutenko, 1964a;Tyagin, 1957;Lobanova, 1960;Addington et al, 1961;Fukalova, 1964;Solov'ev, 1963;Schrot and Hawkins, 1974). Deichmann et al (1959c) investigated the thermal stress effects of exposure to an interrupted microwave field (simulating the continuous 360° sweeping action of a radar scanner).…”

Section: Acute Lethalitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Thermoregulation

Michaelson¹,

Lin²

1987

Biological Effects and Health Implications of Radiofrequency Radiation

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Effects of repeated exposure to 148‐MHz radio waves on growth and hematology of mice

Lin¹,

Nelson²,

Ekstrom³

1979

Radio Science

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The effects of repeated exposure of mice to RF energy (148 MHz) was investigated. Mice were exposed at 0.5 mW cm -2 (63.25 V m-') in a TEM exposure chamber. They were irradiated for one hour a day, five days a week, beginning on the 4th to the 7th day postpartum, for ten weeks. The mice were divided into two equal groups to serve as sham-irradiated controls and irradiated subjects. The animals were weighed daily from the beginning of irradiation treatments for ten weeks, and weekly thereafter. The results indicate that the formed elements in the blood of the mouse are not affected by exposure to low-level VHF fields. The means of body mass of the irradiated and control animals were comparable, which indicates that the animals remained in comparably good health during irradiation.

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Biological Effects of Microwave Energy at 200 mc

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Biological Effects and Health Implications of Radiofrequency Radiation

Biological Effects and Health Implications of Radiofrequency Radiation

Thermoregulation

Effects of repeated exposure to 148‐MHz radio waves on growth and hematology of mice

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