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The commenter challenges thermal-only and noncumulative assumptions in historical microwave research, cites a research collection and interview, and argues that exposure limits were shaped by inadequate data and institutional influence.
- Research & federal duties: “mulative. A compendium of over two thousand early research publications studying the health effects from exposure to MW radiation can be”
- Exposure limits & oversight: “s://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxrBLO1rAMM. The maximum limit for microwave exposure was set with insufficient data and was influenced by industry an”
- Proposed biological mechanisms: “e Program incorrectly presumed that the only effects from radiation were thermal and they were not cumulative. A compendium of over two thousand”
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The Tri-Service Program incorrectly presumed that the only effects from radiation were thermal and they were not cumulative. A compendium of over two thousand early research publications studying the health effects from exposure to MW radiation can be found at ZoryGlaser.com. In addition, here is an interview with microwave expert Barrie Trower: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxrBLO1rAMM. The maximum limit for microwave exposure was set with insufficient data and was influenced by industry and the military-industrial complex.
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