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Acute leukaemia in workers exposed to electromagnetic fields
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“…We tried to account for other exposures that workers may have been exposed to, but found these also to only have very small effects on our risk estimates. This was in line with other studies that accounted for other chemical exposures at work, such as pesticides, benzene or solvents (Koeman et al, 2014;Floderus et al, 1993;Bastuji-Garin et al, 1990) who found risk estimates not materially affected. No mechanism has been shown how exposure to ELF-MF could cause…”
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“…We tried to account for other exposures that workers may have been exposed to, but found these also to only have very small effects on our risk estimates. This was in line with other studies that accounted for other chemical exposures at work, such as pesticides, benzene or solvents (Koeman et al, 2014;Floderus et al, 1993;Bastuji-Garin et al, 1990) who found risk estimates not materially affected. No mechanism has been shown how exposure to ELF-MF could cause…”
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“…In this background, there is an increase in the concentration of Hb, RBC, WBC, and platelet numbers in rats following 1 h/day EMF exposure for 30 consecutive days has been shown ( Amara et al, 2006 , Salem et al, 2005 ). Previous epidemiological studies have shown an increased risk of leukemia due to both electric and magnetic fields ( Bastuji-Garin et al, 1990 , Garland et al, 1990 ). Our findings were similar to previous research in where shown that exposure to EMF has led to a noticeable rise in the number of WBCs and differential WBC counts ( Alghamdi and El-Ghazaly, 2012 , Amara et al, 2006 , Aziz et al, 2010 , Chater et al, 2006 , Sisodia et al, 2013 ).…”
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“…Also, some research was conducted on EMF exposure of biological systems like birds, which confirmed generally changes in their behavior, reproductive success, growth and development, physiology and endocrinology, and oxidative stress [5]. Furthermore, EMFs have negative effects by increasing the risks of the illnesses such as leukemia [6], brain cancer [7], amyotrophic lateral sclerosis [8], clinical depression [9], and Alzheimers disease [10].…”
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“…We tried to account for other exposures that workers may have been exposed to, but found these also to only have very small effects on our risk estimates. This was in line with other studies that accounted for other chemical exposures at work, such as pesticides, benzene or solvents (Koeman et al, 2014;Floderus et al, 1993;Bastuji-Garin et al, 1990) who found risk estimates not materially affected. No mechanism has been shown how exposure to ELF-MF could cause…”
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“…In this background, there is an increase in the concentration of Hb, RBC, WBC, and platelet numbers in rats following 1 h/day EMF exposure for 30 consecutive days has been shown ( Amara et al, 2006 , Salem et al, 2005 ). Previous epidemiological studies have shown an increased risk of leukemia due to both electric and magnetic fields ( Bastuji-Garin et al, 1990 , Garland et al, 1990 ). Our findings were similar to previous research in where shown that exposure to EMF has led to a noticeable rise in the number of WBCs and differential WBC counts ( Alghamdi and El-Ghazaly, 2012 , Amara et al, 2006 , Aziz et al, 2010 , Chater et al, 2006 , Sisodia et al, 2013 ).…”
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“…Also, some research was conducted on EMF exposure of biological systems like birds, which confirmed generally changes in their behavior, reproductive success, growth and development, physiology and endocrinology, and oxidative stress [5]. Furthermore, EMFs have negative effects by increasing the risks of the illnesses such as leukemia [6], brain cancer [7], amyotrophic lateral sclerosis [8], clinical depression [9], and Alzheimers disease [10].…”
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“…We tried to account for other exposures that workers may have been exposed to, but found these also to only have very small effects on our risk estimates. This was in line with other studies that accounted for other chemical exposures at work, such as pesticides, benzene or solvents (Koeman et al, 2014;Floderus et al, 1993;Bastuji-Garin et al, 1990) who found risk estimates not materially affected. No mechanism has been shown how exposure to ELF-MF could cause…”
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“…In this background, there is an increase in the concentration of Hb, RBC, WBC, and platelet numbers in rats following 1 h/day EMF exposure for 30 consecutive days has been shown ( Amara et al, 2006 , Salem et al, 2005 ). Previous epidemiological studies have shown an increased risk of leukemia due to both electric and magnetic fields ( Bastuji-Garin et al, 1990 , Garland et al, 1990 ). Our findings were similar to previous research in where shown that exposure to EMF has led to a noticeable rise in the number of WBCs and differential WBC counts ( Alghamdi and El-Ghazaly, 2012 , Amara et al, 2006 , Aziz et al, 2010 , Chater et al, 2006 , Sisodia et al, 2013 ).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Also, some research was conducted on EMF exposure of biological systems like birds, which confirmed generally changes in their behavior, reproductive success, growth and development, physiology and endocrinology, and oxidative stress [5]. Furthermore, EMFs have negative effects by increasing the risks of the illnesses such as leukemia [6], brain cancer [7], amyotrophic lateral sclerosis [8], clinical depression [9], and Alzheimers disease [10].…”
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confidence: 90%