Thermoregulatory Stress as Potential Mediating Factor in the NTP Cell Phone Tumor Study
← Research streamThermoregulatory Stress as Potential Mediating Factor in the NTP Cell Phone Tumor Study Jens Kuhne, Janine-Alison Schmidt, Dirk Geschwentner, Blanka Pophof, Gunde Ziegelberger. Thermoregulatory Stress as Potential Mediating Factor in the NTP Cell Phone Tumor …
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Abstract
Thermoregulatory Stress as Potential Mediating Factor in the NTP Cell Phone Tumor Study Jens Kuhne, Janine-Alison Schmidt, Dirk Geschwentner, Blanka Pophof, Gunde Ziegelberger. Thermoregulatory Stress as Potential Mediating Factor in the NTP Cell Phone Tumor Study. Bioelectromagnetics. 21 July 2020. doi.org. No abstract. Open access letter: onlinelibrary.wiley.com
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Main findings
Thermoregulatory Stress as Potential Mediating Factor in the NTP Cell Phone Tumor Study Jens Kuhne, Janine-Alison Schmidt, Dirk Geschwentner, Blanka Pophof, Gunde Ziegelberger. Thermoregulatory Stress as Potential Mediating Factor in the NTP Cell Phone Tumor …
Outcomes measured
- tumors
- thermoregulatory stress
Limitations
- No abstract provided; study details, methods, exposure parameters, and results are not available from the supplied text.
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Identifiers and source
DOI: 10.1002/bem.22284
PubMed: Not supplied
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