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Occupational EMF exposure and risk of breast cancer

10.15199/48.2017.01.43

nr katalogowy: 103215
10.15199/48.2017.01.43

In this work the author introduced the procedure using the current knowledge relating to biological effects of the occupational exposure on electromagnetic fields. The relationship between exposure to EMFs and human breast cancer was discussed. The biological effects of EMFs are still controversial, in general, the negative effects should not be ignored. Streszczenie. Przedstawione zostały aspekty związane z ekspozycją środowiskową na sztucznie generowane pole elektromagnetyczne oraz raportowane przez badaczy powiązania wzrostu ryzyka zachorowania na raka piersi u osób eksponowanych na oddziaływanie PEM. Wyniki badań, gdzie wskazuje się negatywny wpływ ekspozycji powinny być rozwijane. (Ekspozycja zawodowa PEM a ryzyko zachorowania na raka piersi). Keywords: breast cancer, electromagnetic field, occupational exposure. Słowa kluczowe: rak piersi, pole elektromagnetyczne, ekspozycja zawodowa. Introduction People in the modern world frequently are exposed to electromagnetic fields (EMFs). Human exposure to EMFs comes from many sources. There are several references that classify EMFs. In general, the review of research on protecting workers from proven and possible EMF health risks, consist of four types: (1) RF (radio frequencies), (2) ELF (extremely low frequencies), (4) IF (intermediate frequencies), (4) static magnetic fields. Since the 80s of the last century scientists are investigated the interaction of EMF with biological systems. The opinions of researchers about the influence of EMF on living organisms are divided. This is due to the fact that studies ambiguously indicate negative, positive or neutral influence of electromagnetic fields or electromagnetic radiation. The scale of this problem illustrated fact that in the US National Library of Medicine of National Institutes of Health [1], from 2000 year over 200 epidemiological studies (results was filtered for phrase "emf exposure mobile phone") were published about the ef[...]

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