Study type:
Epidemiological study
(observational study)
Incidence of cancer in the vicinity of Korean AM radio transmitters
epidem.
By:
Ha M, Lim HJ, Cho SH, Choi HD, Cho KY
Published in: Arch Environ Health 2003; 58 (12): 756-762
Exposure
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