Residential magnetic fields measured against childhood leukemia in a pooled analysis of four recent studies
Amoon AT, Swanson J, Magnani C, Johansen C, Kheifets L (2022) · Environmental Research
Unlike earlier pooled analyses, the analysis of four post-2010 studies reported no increased leukemia risk at exposures of 0.4 µT or higher (odds ratio 1.01), and noted a decline in the estimated association across successive pooled analyses over time.
What they studied
4 studies, 24,994 cases and 30,769 controls
What they found
Unlike earlier pooled analyses, the analysis of four post-2010 studies reported no increased leukemia risk at exposures of 0.4 µT or higher (odds ratio 1.01), and noted a decline in the estimated association across successive pooled analyses over time.
What it does not establish
This entry reports the study. It is not a statement about any building Sage Co. designs or constructs.
Source
- Amoon AT, Swanson J, Magnani C, Johansen C, Kheifets L (2022). Residential magnetic fields measured against childhood leukemia in a pooled analysis of four recent studies · Environmental Research · Read at the source
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