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Electromagnetic Fields and Cancer: The Cost of Doing Nothing

  • David O. Carpenter,
From the journal Reviews on Environmental Health
https://doi.org/10.1515/REVEH.2010.25.1.75
Published Online: 2010-03

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Volume 25 Issue 1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION
Everyday Exposures and Breast Cancer
Carcinogens in Drinking Water: The Epidemiologie Evidence
Environmental Factors in Cancer: Focuson Air Pollution
Environmental Factors in Cancer: Radon
Environmental Factors in Cancer: Radon
Lung, Breast, Bladder and Rectal Cancer
Radiation and Cancer Risk: More Epidemiological Research is Needed
Cellular (Mobile) Telephone Use and Cancer Risk
Environmental Factors in Cancer: Radiation
Should We be Concerned About the Rapid Increase in CT Usage?
Medical Radiation Exposure with Focus on CT
Electromagnetic Fields and Cancer: The Cost of Doing Nothing
Health Consequences of the Pacific U.S. Nuclear Weapons Testing Program in the Marshall Islands: Inequity in Protection, Health Care Access, Policy, Regulation
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