[Functional status of the developing body as a criterion of hygienic standardization of electromagnetic fields of 2750 MHz].
← Research streamThe study reports elevated sensitivity of developing (nonmature) white rats to exposure from a 2750 MHz electromagnetic field. Based on this, a hygienic standard for 2750 MHz EMF for the population was set at 15 mW/cm2.
Study snapshot
Abstract
Elevated sensitivity of the developing organism of nonmature animals (white rats) to the exposure of the electromagnetic field (EMF) of 2750 mHz was established. Taking that into account, a hygienic standard for EMF of 2750 mHz was set up for the population at the level of 15 mWt/cm2.
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Main findings
The study reports elevated sensitivity of developing (nonmature) white rats to exposure from a 2750 MHz electromagnetic field. Based on this, a hygienic standard for 2750 MHz EMF for the population was set at 15 mW/cm2.
Outcomes measured
- Sensitivity of developing organism to EMF exposure
- Hygienic standardization level for population exposure (15 mW/cm2)
Limitations
- No exposure duration or protocol details provided in the abstract
- No sample size reported
- No specific health/biological endpoints described beyond 'elevated sensitivity'
- Animal study; applicability to humans not established in the abstract
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Identifiers and source
DOI: Not supplied
PubMed: 2599400
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