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(Database last updated on Mar 27, 2024)
| ID Number | 2771 | |
| Study Type | Literature Review, Letter, Book Chapt., Report | |
| Model | The ORSAA database is regularly added to, freely accessible online and designed to allow data to be easily retrieved, sorted and analyzed. | |
| Details | AUTHORS' ABSTRACT: Leach, Weller and Redmayne, 2018 (IEEE #6967): A significant amount of electromagnetic field/electromagnetic radiation (EMF/EMR) research is available that examines biological and disease associated endpoints. The quantity, variety and changing parameters in the available research can be challenging when undertaking a literature review, meta-analysis, preparing a study design, building reference lists or comparing findings between relevant scientific papers. The Oceania Radiofrequency Scientific Advisory Association (ORSAA) has created a comprehensive, non-biased, multi-categorized, searchable database of papers on non-ionizing EMF/EMR to help address these challenges. It is regularly added to, freely accessible online and designed to allow data to be easily retrieved, sorted and analyzed. This paper demonstrates the content and search flexibility of the ORSAA database. Demonstration searches are presented by Effect/No Effect; frequency-band/s; in vitro; in vivo; biological effects; study type; and funding source. As of the 15th September 2017, the clear majority of 2653 papers captured in the database examine outcomes in the 300 MHz3 GHz range. There are 3 times more biological Effect than No Effect papers; nearly a third of papers provide no funding statement; industry-funded studies more often than not find No Effect , while institutional funding commonly reveal Effects . Country of origin where the study is conducted/funded also appears to have a dramatic influence on the likely result outcome. |
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| Findings | Not Applicable to Bioeffects | |
| Status | Completed With Publication | |
| Principal Investigator | Oceania Radiofrequency Scientific Advisory Assoc. | |
| Funding Agency | ????? | |
| Country | AUSTRALIA | |
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