Titles Epidemiologic studies of microwave effects Source: Proceedings of the IEEE, Vol. 68, pp. 78-84, January 1980. Authors: Silverman, Charlotte; <US Dept, of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Services and with the Division of Biological Effects, Bureau of Radiological Health, Food and Drug Administration, Rockville, MD 20857> Keywords: microwaves, Abstract: This is a selective review of human epidemiologic studies and related information concerning biologic and health effects of microwave radiation. Following a description of the objectives and methods of epidemiology, the approach to microwave effects is considered and two recent but not yet published ATTACHMENT : studies are described, namely, a study of U.S. naval personnel occupationally exposed to radar, and a study of American Embassy personnel in Moscow. Investigations of several reported or suspected adverse effects are assessed: ocular effects, nervous and behavioural effects, congenital anomalies, and cancer. Suggestions are offered for further epidemiologic research. Title: The biological significance of radiofrequency radiation emission on cardiac pacemaker performance Source: The United States Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine - Technical Report-76-4, January 1976. Authors: Mitchell, J.C.; Hurt, W.D.; Keywords: microwaves, Abstract: Results of tests conducted in 1974,1975 by USAF School of Aerospace Medicine (USAFSAM), both in the USAFSAM RF laboratory and in close proximity to a series of Air Force RF emitters, demonstrate the significance of EM emission characteristics in the overall assessment of the EMI of cardiac pacemakers. Title: Responses of Airborne Biota to Microwave Transmission from Satellite Power System. Final Report Source: Little (Arthur D.), Inc., Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, under sponsorship of Department of Energy, Washington, DC. (Report No.: DOE/ER/10060-T1) Authors: Keywords: environmental effects, microwaves, Abstract: Portions are illegible in microfiche products. Original copy available until stock is exhausted. 430p . NTIS Corp. Source Codes: 016223000; 3769000 Title: Large Space Antenna Systems Technology, Part I Source: National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Langley Research Center, Hampton, Virginia, USA. (Report No.: NAS 1.55:2269-PT-l; L-l5614-PT-l; NASA- CP-2269-PT-1) Authors: Lightner, E. B.; (NASA, Hampton, Virginia, USA> Keywords: microwaves, fabrication technology, Abstract: in English, 596p.; Conference Proceedings Conference held in Hampton, Virginia, 30 Nov - 3 Dec 1982. Title: A Review of the Evidence Linking Leukemia to Electromagnetic Radiation Exposure. Source: 6th Annual Scientific Session of the Bioelectromagnetics Society, Atlanta, Georgia, July 1984 Authors: Liboff, A.R.; Kaplow, J.M. Keywords: microwaves Abstrac t: Title: Conditioned Avoidance Responses and Activity in the Rat Following Exposure to 2450-Mhz Radiation. Source: 6th Annual Scientific Session of the Bioe1ectromagnetics Society, Atlanta, Georgia, July 1984 Authors: Monahan. J.C. Keywords: microwaves Abstrac t:
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