Safety standards for human exposure to radio frequency radiation and their biological rationale

Causes of death following occupational e

Causes of death following occupational exposure to microwave radiation (radar) 1950–1974, C. D. Robinette and C. Silverman. “Symposium on biological effects and measurement of radio frequency/microwaves,” Dewitt G. Hazzard (ed). HEW public (FDA) 77-8026, Rockville, MD, 1977, pp 338–42

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US Navy personnel who had been trained and exposed to radar at markedly different levels of exposure. Approximately half of the men are occupationally exposed men, serving in specific jobs and receiving the higher exposure levels. The others, not occupationally exposed, serve as "controls" for compa