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Die folgenden Begriffe wurden einbezogen: 送電線, Hochspannungsfreileitung, Hochspannungsleitung, "power transmission line", "high-voltage line", "transmission line", "power line", HVOTL, 高電圧線, 電力線

• 1989, Gurvich EB, Novokhatskaia EA
  [The potential hazard for the development of leukemia from exposure to electromagnetic radiation (a review of the literature)] [fremdsprachig]
  Gig Tr Prof Zabol (10): 37-38
• 1989, Mahmoud AA, McAfee RD, Bishop RR
  Biological effects on swine and primates due to power frequency and radio frequency radiation [Review]
  Electr Power Syst Res 17: 29-34
• 1989, Perry S, Pearl L, Binns R
  Power frequency magnetic field; depressive illness and myocardial infarction [epidem.]
  Public Health 103 (3): 177-180
• 1989, Coleman MP, Bell CM, Taylor HL, Primic-Zakelj M
  [Details] Leukaemia and residence near electricity transmission equipment: a case-control study [epidem.]
  Br J Cancer 60 (5): 793-798
• 1989, Delpizzo V
  [Details] An evaluation of the existing evidence on the carcinogenic potential of extremely low frequency magnetic fields [Review]
  Australas Phys Eng Sci Med 12 (2): 55-68
• 1989, Savitz DA, Pearce NE, Poole C
  [Details] Methodological issues in the epidemiology of electromagnetic fields and cancer [Review]
  Epidemiol Rev 11: 59-78
• 1989, Meyer RE, Aldrich TE, Easterly CE
  Effects of Noise and Electromagnetic Fields on Reproductive Outcomes [Review]
  Environ Health Perspect 81: 193-200
• 1989, Gamberale F, Olson BA, Eneroth P, Lindh T, Wennberg A
  Acute effects of ELF electromagnetic fields: a field study of linesmen working with 400 kV power lines [med./bio.]
  Br J Ind Med 46 (10): 729-737
• 1989, Kristensen TS
  [Details] Cardiovascular diseases and the work environment. A critical review of the epidemiologic literature on nonchemical factors [Review]
  Scand J Work Environ Health 15 (3): 165-179
• 1989, Pearce NE, Reif J, Fraser J
  Case-control studies of cancer in New Zealand electrical workers [epidem.]
  Int J Epidemiol 18 (1): 55-59