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EMF Study
(Database last updated on Mar 27, 2024)
ID Number |
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1812 |
Study Type |
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Human / Provocation |
Model |
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900 Mhz (GSM) mobile phone exposure to pregnant women and analysis of fetal heart rate and cardiac function |
Details |
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Pregnant volunteers (n = 90) were evaluated for fetal heart rate while holding a 900 MHz (GSM) mobile phone in a normal user position to their right ear for 10 minutes. The authors report a significant increase in fetal heart rate and significant decrease in fetal cardiac output associated with RF exposure. The authors suggest the effect may be due to pulsed magnetic fields acting as a direct toxin on cardiac muscle or red blood cells, or by altering calcium channel homeostasis. |
Findings |
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Effects |
Status |
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Completed With Publication |
Principal Investigator |
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Zagazig and Cairo University, Egypt
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Funding Agency |
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Private/Instit.
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Country |
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EGYPT |
References |
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Rezk, AY et al. Saudi Med J, (2008) 29:218-223
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Comments |
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No exposure assessment, phone was apparently hooked to the network, no information on SAR |
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