Possible health implications of subjective symptoms and electromagnetic fields: a report prepared by a European group of experts for the European Commission, DG V
Anxo, Dominique ; Erhel, Christine
NIWL - Stockholm
1997
1 v.
electromagnetic fields ; health impact assessment ; hypersensitivity ; report ; risk awareness ; occupational risks
Arbete och Hälsa
1997:19
Occupational risks
English
Bibliogr.;Annex;Ill.
13.04.4-43191
"The aim of the project was to investigate the occurrence of "electromagnetic hypersensitivity" across Europe. The relevant scientific literature was to be reviewed and the publications and case reports concerning symptoms or adverse health effects were to be analysed in view of a better health protection and prevention. Data on risk perception and communication as well as available public information in connection with this phenomenon and electromagnetic fields were to be evaluated, and specific advice on handling and further recommendations were to be deduced. The term "electromagnetic hypersensitivity" is used here to designate a phenomenon where individuals experience adverse health effects while using or being in the vicinity of electric, magnetic or electromagnetic field sources and devices (EMF devices). The use of the term "electromagnetic hypersensitivity" does not - by itself - presuppose or indicate any causes of these adverse reactions."
Paper;Digital
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