CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION 2 EPIDEMIOLOGIC/OCCUPATIONAL STUDIES 3 STUDIES OF HUMAN VOLUNTEERS--OTHER RFR EFFECTS TABLES 1 ANSI/IEEE (1992) MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTS 2 ANSI/IEEE (1992) MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR UNCONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTS 3 ANSI/IEEE (1992) LIMITS ON INDUCED AND CONTACT CURRENTS IN CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTS 4 ANSI/IEEE (1992) LIMITS ON INDUCED AND CONTACT CURRENTS IN UNCONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTS 5 ESTIMATED POPULATION EXPOSURES FOR 15 U.S. CITIES 6 SMOKING HABITS & GENERAL HEALTH OF PLASTIC WELDERS 7 RFR AND GENERAL HEALTH 8 UNCONDITIONAL ODDS RATIOS FOR AN ASSOCIATION OF MISCARRIAGE RISK AND REPORTED EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE DIATHERMY 9 RFR AND CONGENITAL ANOMALIES 10 RESULTS OF APPLETON AND McCROSSAN (1972) 11 RESULTS OF APPLETON ET AL. (1975b) 12 RESULTS OF SHACKLETT ET AL. (1975) 13 PERCENTAGES OF OPACITIES 14 RFR AND OCULAR CHANGES 15 LESTER AND MOORE (1982a) CATEGORIES OF CANCER MORTALITY 16 RECLASSIFIED LESTER AND MOORE (1982a) CANCER MORTALITY DATA 17 REVISION OF TABLE 15 18 REVISION OF TABLE 16 19 MORTALITY IN AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS BY FCC LICENSE CLASS 20 ODDS RATIOS FOR LEUKEMIA IN SPECIFIC OCCUPATIONS 21 CHROMOSOMAL DAMAGE IN RADIOLINEMEN AND CONTROLS 22 ODDS RATIOS FOR TESTICULAR CANCER BY SELF-REPORTED EXPOSURE 23 ODDS RATIOS FOR TESTICULAR CANCER AMONG MILITARY PATIENTS BASED ON ASSESSMENT FROM JOB TITLE AND SELF-REPORTED EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVES AND OTHER RADIOWAVES 24 RFR AND CANCER INCIDENCE 25 RATIOS OF OBSERVED (O) AND EXPECTED (E) NUMBERS OF SPONTANEOUS ABORTIONS IN CURRENT PREGNANCIES 26 OBSERVED (O) AND EXPECTED (E) PREGNANCY OUTCOMES FOR LOW, MEDIUM, AND HIGH EXPOSURE GROUPS FROM OCCUPATIONAL USAGE OF VIDEO DISPLAY UNITS FOR THE PERIODS 1976-1977 AND 1980-1981 27 CASE-CONTROL ANALYSIS OF EFFECT OF VIDEO SCREEN USAGE ON PREGNANCY OUTCOMES FOR THE PERIOD 1980-1981 28 ADJUSTED ODDS RATIOS FOR MISCARRIAGES AND BIRTH DEFECTS AMONG WORKING WOMEN FROM REPORTED VDT USE DURING FIRST TRIMESTER OF PREGNANCY 29 VLF AND ELF EMISSIONS FROM VDT AND NON-VDT UNITS 30 RFR FROM VIDEO DISPLAY TERMINALS AND PREGNANCY OUTCOMES 31 RFR-AUDITORY EFFECT IN HUMANS 32 CUTANEOUS PERCEPTION OF RFR 33 RFR SHOCK AND BURN
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1.1 GENERAL
1.2 RFR SAFETY STANDARDS
1.3 MEASUREMENTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL LEVELS OF RFR IN SELECTED U.S. CITIES AND AT SPECIAL LOCATIONS
2.1 INTRODUCTION
2.2 RFR AND GENERAL HEALTH
2.2.2 CONCLUSION
2.3.2 CONCLUSION
2.4.2 CONCLUSION
2.5 RFR AND CANCER INCIDENCE
2.5.2 CONCLUSION
2.6 RFR-EXPOSURE FROM VIDEO DISPLAY TERMINALS
2.6.2 CONCLUSION
3.1 THE RFR-AUDITORY EFFECT
3.1.2 CONCLUSIONS
3.2 CUTANEOUS PERCEPTION
3.2.2 CONCLUSION
3.3 RFR SHOCK AND BURN
3.3.2 CONCLUSION
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