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Specific symptoms and radiation from mobile basis stations in Selbitz, Bavaria, Germany
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Evidence for a dose-effect relationship

In January 2009 the municipality of the Bavarian town of Selbitz, carried out a health survey by which the data of 251 citizens was recorded and then analyzed regarding radiation intensity by microwaves. In a second step, the radiation data was used to stratify the participants in pollution intensity groups, utilizing place of residence and available readings of the regional mobile telephone radiation.

The mean radiation measurements of the groups exposed at most in Selbitz (1.2 V/m) were substantially higher than the mean radiation of the study population studied in the QUEBEB study (1) of the German mobile telephone research program (Deutsches Mobilfunkforschungsprogramm DMF, established mean value 0.07 V/m).

A significant correlation was found dependent on dose-effects for insomnia, depressions, cerebral symptoms, joint illnesses, infections, skin changes, heart and circulation disorders, and disorders of the optical and acoustic sensory systems and the gastro-intestinal tract with objectively determined locations of exposure, which can be related by the influence of microwaves on the human nervous system.

This work, which has been carried out without external resources, provides a protocol for surveys of medical practitioners and municipality administrations to estimate possible health effects of mobile telephone basic stations situated near population residents.

The complete study appeared in the magazine Umwelt-Medizin-Gesellschaft II/2010: download (only in German available)

References: electrosmog, symptoms, HF-radiation, dose-effect evidence