Mental process in humans and exposure to cell-phone radiation

Lin, James C.

doi:10.1109/mmw.2004.1380270

IEEE Microwave

2004

DOI: 10.1109/mmw.2004.1380270

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Mental process in humans and exposure to cell-phone radiation

James C. Lin

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Electromagnetic safety of children using wireless phones: A literature review

Martens

2005

Bioelectromagnetics

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In this article, several issues related to the safety of electromagnetic field exposure of children when using wireless devices such as mobile phones are described. The information available in the literature is reviewed and open areas that need to be subject of future research are identified. A lack of proof that dielectric properties change with age and an inconsistency in absorption studies in children is reported. The number of biological studies relevant to children is limited. Only some of the cognitive studies specifically target children and these show no significant effect of exposure. There is also a need to investigate the impact of electromagnetic fields on the developmental process of children. All this makes a definitive answer to the question if children are more sensitive to electromagnetic fields than adults impossible. More consistent research will be needed. This study is part of the European COST281 project "Potential Health Implications from Mobile Communication Systems."

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Electromagnetic safety of children using wireless phones: A literature review

Martens

2005

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Children's cognitive function and cell-phone electromagnetic fields

Lin

2005

IEEE Antennas Propag. Mag.

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Several companies have made major strides in marketing cellular telephones to children within the past 12 months; more and more children are using cell phones as part of their daily routines. Some fear any disturbance to brain activity in children could lead to impaired learning ability or behavioral problems. Moreover, any lasting biochemical effects could have important consequences, especially in the young, who still have years of development ahead of them. Recently, two studies of the mental process of young users of standard 902 MHz Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM) cellular mobile telephones were published: one paper reported a slight trend toward speeding up of simple reaction time, whereas the other study did not detect any change in cognitive functions.

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Memory Function and Cell Phone Microwave Exposure in Youngsters [Health Matters]

Lin

2019

IEEE Microwave

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Mental process in humans and exposure to cell-phone radiation

Cited by 6 publications

References 12 publications

Electromagnetic safety of children using wireless phones: A literature review

Electromagnetic safety of children using wireless phones: A literature review

Children's cognitive function and cell-phone electromagnetic fields

Memory Function and Cell Phone Microwave Exposure in Youngsters [Health Matters]

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