2002
DOI: 10.1080/00039890209601409
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Brain Cancer with Induction Periods of Less Than 10 Years in Young Military Radar Workers

Abstract: The authors have reported on 5 young patients who had brain tumors that appeared within 10 yr of initial occupational exposures to radar. Four of the patients were less than 30 yr of age when the diagnoses were initially made. Brief induction periods that follow high exposures in individual sentinel patients are a recognized indicator of impending group risk, and these periods call attention to the need for precautionary measures. Similarly, reports of short induction periods for brain cancer on the side of th… Show more

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“…Still the results reported here are significant because the site was very distinct by its radiation; there are only a few sites with this exposure to radiation in one country. More importantly, there are reports of similar cancer clusters in similar other radiation affected sites in Israel as reported for example in [5] and [7]. The probability of all of them occurring at random is very small.…”
Section: -12mentioning
confidence: 57%
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“…Still the results reported here are significant because the site was very distinct by its radiation; there are only a few sites with this exposure to radiation in one country. More importantly, there are reports of similar cancer clusters in similar other radiation affected sites in Israel as reported for example in [5] and [7]. The probability of all of them occurring at random is very small.…”
Section: -12mentioning
confidence: 57%
“…The personal cancer risk of 16% presented here and risks of a similar order of magnitude reported in other cases in the occupational and military setting such as in [4], [5] and [7] are much higher than the personal risks reported in the mobile phone setting [1], [2] and [3]. (Any risk in the mobile phone setting is important because of the huge number of users.)…”
Section: Relevance Of the Mobile Phone Datamentioning
confidence: 76%
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“…Some of the patients presented with brain cancer with short latent periods of less than 10 years (Richter et al 2000(Richter et al , 2002. Stein et al (2011) reported a sentinel case series of 47 cancer patients, who had been occupationally exposed to RF/MW or ELF, in various mostly in military settings.…”
Section: Occupational Data On Human Exposure To Electromagnetic Fieldmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Die Mobilfunkstrahlung wurde als potenziell kanzerogener Faktor eingestuft [63]. Auch bezüglich Radarstrahlung wird eine Promotion von Krebserkrankungen diskutiert [64,65]. …”
Section: Radiation - Elektromagnetische Strahlungunclassified