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Electromagnetic Fields
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5. Conclusions on mobile phones and radio frequency fields
The SCENIHR opinion states:
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1. Introduction to electromagnetic fields
2. What are the sources of exposure to radio frequency fields?
3. Can mobile phones cause cancer?
4. Can mobile phones or base stations trigger headaches or other health effects?
5. Conclusions on mobile phones and radio frequency fields
6. Intermediate frequency (IF) fields like those from induction ovens
7. Extremely low frequency fields (ELF) like those from power lines and household appliances
8. Static magnetic fields like those from battery devices and high voltage overhead DC power lines
9. Are there health effects from combined exposures to different EMFs or co-exposure with other agents?
10. Conclusions on health effects of electromagnetic fields
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