There are 6 studies that match your criteria.
Criteria: Study Type=Epidemiology,Freq Range=300 kHz - 300 GHz (RF/mmW/THz),Study Subtype=Hematology & Immune Function

View This Study - Citation No: 1896
Title	EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS PRODUCED BY RADIOTELEVISION BROADCASTING STATIONS ON THE IMMUNE SYSTEM OF WOMEN
Reference	Sci. Total Environ, Vol. 273, Pg. 1 - 10, 2001
Author(s)	Boscolo P.
PubMed UID
Project ID	801
View This Study - Citation No: 3003
Title	THE IMMUNE RESPONSE OF WOMEN WITH PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS PRODUCED BY RADIOTELEVISION BROADCASTING STATIONS
Reference	Int J Immunopathol Pharmacol, Vol. 19, Pg. 43 - 48, 2006
Author(s)	Boscolo P., Di Giampaolo L., Di Donato A., Antonucci A., Gioacchino M., et al .
PubMed UID	17291406
Project ID	801
View This Study - Citation No: 7282
Title	Evaluation of the effect of cellular phones on salivary levels of IL-10.
Reference	Iran J Public Health. , Vol. 48, Pg. 367 - 368, 2019
Author(s)	Pedrami A., Arbabi-Kalati F.
PubMed UID
Project ID	2835
View This Study - Citation No: 8178
Title	Combined effects of electromagnetic fields on immune and nervous responses.
Reference	International journal of immunopathology and pharmacology. 2007;20(2 Suppl 2):59-63., Vol. 20, Pg. 59 - 63, 2007
Author(s)	Boscolo P., Di Gioacchino M., Di Giampaolo L., Antonucci A., Di Luzio S.
PubMed UID
Project ID	801
View This Study - Citation No: 8198
Title	Follow up study on the immune response to low frequency electromagnetic fields in men and women working in a museum.
Reference	International journal of immunopathology and pharmacology., Vol. 19, Pg. 37 - 42, 2006
Author(s)	Di Giampaolo L., Di Donato A., Antonucci A., Paiardini G., Boscolo P., et al. .
PubMed UID
Project ID	801
View This Study - Citation No: 8874
Title	The effect of base transceiver station waves on some immunological and hematological factors in exposed persons.
Reference	Hum. Antibodies. , Vol. 25, Pg. 31 - 37, 2017
Author(s)	Taheri M., Roshanaei G., Ghaffari J., Rahimnejad S., Eftekharian M. M., et al. .
PubMed UID	27911288
Project ID	3089