A partir da publicação, em 1979, dos resultados de um estudo que apontava para o aumento do risco de leucemia em crianças associado à exposição a campos magnéticos, o interesse pelo tema vem aumentando, e diversos estudos foram publicados. O objetivo desta revisão é apresentar os diferentes métodos utilizados na avaliação da exposição aos campos magnéticos de frequência extremamente baixa, bem como as dificuldades enfrentadas na quantificação dessa exposição, além de relatar os resultados de estudos epidemiológicos publicados nos últimos 10 anos. A falta de um modelo fisiopatológico que explique uma possível influência dos campos magnéticos na saúde e a dificuldade para quantificar a exposição têm sido os maiores obstáculos da pesquisa na á...
Since the early seventies, potential health risks from ELF (Extremely Low frequency electromagnetic ...
Our objective was to investigate whether exposure to residential power-frequency (50 Hr) magnetic fi...
In response to the conclusion of the Health Council of the Netherlands that 'there is a reasonably c...
Abstract: We report on an Italian case-control study on childhood leukemia and exposure to extremely...
O presente trabalho teve como objetivo avaliar o risco de óbito por leucemia, neoplasias do sistema ...
We report on an Italian case-control study on childhood leukemia and exposure to extremely low frequ...
We report on an Italian case-control study on childhood leukemia and exposure to extremely low frequ...
We report on an Italian case-control study on childhood leukemia and exposure to extremely low frequ...
Leukemia incidence in children has increased worldwide in recent decades, particularly due to the ri...
In 1979, an epidemiological study carried out in Denver, Colorado first suggested that very weak alt...
Since the early seventies, potential health risks from Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) exposure (50 Hz...
Extremely low frequency magnetic fields (ELF EMF) arise around all electrical leaders and equipment ...
Since the early seventies, potential health risks from ELF (Extre- mely Low frequency electromagneti...
Railway engineers provide excellent opportunities for studying the relation between exposure to extr...
BACKGROUND: A large number of studies explored the biological effects of extremely low-frequency (0-...
Since the early seventies, potential health risks from ELF (Extremely Low frequency electromagnetic ...
Our objective was to investigate whether exposure to residential power-frequency (50 Hr) magnetic fi...
In response to the conclusion of the Health Council of the Netherlands that 'there is a reasonably c...
Abstract: We report on an Italian case-control study on childhood leukemia and exposure to extremely...
O presente trabalho teve como objetivo avaliar o risco de óbito por leucemia, neoplasias do sistema ...
We report on an Italian case-control study on childhood leukemia and exposure to extremely low frequ...
We report on an Italian case-control study on childhood leukemia and exposure to extremely low frequ...
We report on an Italian case-control study on childhood leukemia and exposure to extremely low frequ...
Leukemia incidence in children has increased worldwide in recent decades, particularly due to the ri...
In 1979, an epidemiological study carried out in Denver, Colorado first suggested that very weak alt...
Since the early seventies, potential health risks from Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) exposure (50 Hz...
Extremely low frequency magnetic fields (ELF EMF) arise around all electrical leaders and equipment ...
Since the early seventies, potential health risks from ELF (Extre- mely Low frequency electromagneti...
Railway engineers provide excellent opportunities for studying the relation between exposure to extr...
BACKGROUND: A large number of studies explored the biological effects of extremely low-frequency (0-...
Since the early seventies, potential health risks from ELF (Extremely Low frequency electromagnetic ...
Our objective was to investigate whether exposure to residential power-frequency (50 Hr) magnetic fi...
In response to the conclusion of the Health Council of the Netherlands that 'there is a reasonably c...