Studienübersichten

• 2020, Zaki AM, Abd Rahim MA, Zaidun Z, Ramdzan AR, Isa ZM
  Exposure to Non-Ionizing Radiation and Childhood Cancer: A Meta-Analysis [epidem.]
  Middle East J Cancer 11 (1): 1-11
• 2000, Feychting M, Floderus B, Ahlbom A
  Parental occupational exposure to magnetic fields and childhood cancer (Sweden) [epidem.]
  Cancer Causes Control 11 (2): 151-156
• 1999, Smulevich VB, Solionova LG, Belyakova SV
  Parental occupation and other factors and cancer risk in children: II. Occupational factors [epidem.]
  Int J Cancer 83 (6): 718-722
• 1999, Sorahan T, Hamilton L, Gardiner K, Hodgson JT, Harrington JM
  Maternal occupational exposure to electromagnetic fields before, during, and after pregnancy in relation to risks of childhood cancers: findings from the Oxford Survey of Childhood Cancers, 1953-1981 deaths [epidem.]
  Am J Ind Med 35 (4): 348-357
• 1998, Törnqvist S
  Paternal work in the power industry: effects on children at delivery [epidem.]
  J Occup Environ Med 40 (2): 111-117
• 1997, Tynes T, Haldorsen T
  [Details] Electromagnetic Fields and Cancer in Children Residing Near Norwegian High-Voltage Power Lines [epidem.]
  Am J Epidemiol 145 (3): 219-226
• 1996, Meinert R, Michaelis J
  Meta-analyses of studies on the association between electromagnetic fields and childhood cancer [epidem.]
  Radiat Environ Biophys 35 (1): 11-18
• 1995, Wertheimer N, Savitz DA, Leeper E
  Childhood cancer in relation to indicators of magnetic fields from ground current sources [epidem.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 16 (2): 86-96
• 1995, Miller MA, Murphy JR, Miller TI, Ruttenber AJ
  Variation in cancer risk estimates for exposure to powerline frequency [epidem.]
  Risk Anal 15 (2): 281-287
• 1994, Kraut A, Tate R, Tran N
  Residential electric consumption and childhood cancer in Canada (1971-1986) [epidem.]
  Arch Environ Health 49 (3): 156-159