电磁场与公共卫生（Electromagnetic fields and public health）.docVIP

电磁场与公共卫生（Electromagnetic fields and public health） Electromagnetic fields and public health Electromagnetic radiation hypersensitivity As social industrialization and technological revolution continue, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic fields. These sources include video display units related to computers, mobile phones and their base stations. Although these devices make our lives more abundant, safer and more convenient, they are accompanied by concerns about the possible health risks associated with electromagnetic field emission. For a time, many individuals reported a variety of health problems that they believed were related to electromagnetic field exposure. Although some individuals report mild symptoms and react to avoid these magnetic fields as much as possible, other people are seriously affected, so that they stop working and change their way of life. It is generally believed that susceptibility to electromagnetic fields is generally referred to as electromagnetic radiation hypersensitivity.. This fact sheet describes known knowledge and information about this situation to help people with such symptoms. For the information provided to the World Health Organization an electromagnetic hypersensitivity (2004 in Czech Republic, Prague) International Conference on electromagnetic field and non-specific health symptoms (COST244bis, 1998), the European Commission report (Bergqvist and Vogel, 1997) and a literature review on the basis of recent. What is electromagnetic radiation, hypersensitivity? Electromagnetic radiation hypersensitivity is characterized by a variety of non-specific symptoms, which can be attributed to electromagnetic field exposure, causing personal suffering. These common symptoms include skin symptoms (redness, tingling and burning sensation), as well as neurasthenic and vegetative symptoms (fatigue, tiredness, lack of concentration, dizziness, nausea, palpitations, and digestive disord