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Duitsland: Gezondheidsklachten en de afstand rond zendmasten voor mobiele telefonie. (upd+ext) Gerelateerd artikel: Berichten%20Internationaal/4443 Toevoeging 3 dec 2010: Voor het volledige artikel zie het bijgevoegde PDF bestand. Bron: Umwelt - Medizin - Gesellschaft 2010; 23 (2): 130 - 139 (Journal not peer reviewed) Epidemiological Study (survey) Specific symptoms and radiation from mobile basis stations in Selbitz, Bavaria, Germany: evidence for a dose-effect relationship (original article in German). epidemiol. Spezifische Symptome und Mobilfunkstrahlung in Selbitz (Bayern) - Evidenz für eine Dosiswirkungsbeziehung. By: Eger H, Jahn M Aim of study (according to author) A survey was conducted in Selbitz, Germany, to evaluate health symptoms in relation to residential proximity to mobile phone base stations. Background/further details: The residents of Selbitz were asked to fill in questionnaires on their health symptoms. The exposure groups were categorized according to the distance of the address to the base station and the measured data. Endpoints/type of risk estimation ?symptoms of discomfort: depression, headache, cerebral symptoms, joint illnesses, infections, skin changes, dizziness, cardiovascular symptoms, disorders of the optical and acoustic sensory systems, nosebleed, hormonal disorders, gain and loss of weight, disorders of the gastrointestinal tract ?sleep disturbances Exposure ?cell phone base station, DECT?type of exposure: residential ?assessment by questionnaire (use of DECT phone) ?assessment by measurement (no details given) ?assessment by calculation (distance from home address to base station) groups of exposure: group 1: distance to base station: < 100 m group 2: distance to base station: 100 - < 200 m group 3: distance to base station: 200 - < 300 m group 4: distance to base station: 300 - < 400 m Reference group 5: control group: distance to base station: ? 400 m; mean field: 0.18 V/m group 6: group 1 and group 2 (distance to base station < 200 m): mean field: 1.17 V/m group 7: group 3 and group 4 (distance to base station 200 - < 400 m): mean field: 0.7 V/m Population Study group: men and women, aged over 18 years Observation period: January 2009 Study location: Germany (Selbitz/Bavaria) Source of data: municipality of Selbitz Further parameters acquired by questionnaire (health symptoms) Study size number eligible 1,080 number participating 255 rate of participating 23% Statistical analysis using t-test Results/conclusion (according to author) A significant correlation was found dependent on dose-effects for sleep disturbances, depressions, cerebral symptoms, joint illnesses, infections, skin changes, cardiovascular disorders, and disorders of the optical and acoustic sensory systems and the gastro-intestinal tract with the residential proximity to the base station. The authors explain this relationship with the influence of microwaves on the human nervous system. Related articles ?Breckenkamp J et al. (2010): Ergebnisse einer Querschnittsstudie zum Zusammenhang von elektromagnetischen... ?Blettner M et al. (2009): Mobile phone base stations and adverse health effects: phase 1 of a... ?Berg G et al. (2009): Mobile phone base stations and adverse health effects: phase 2 of a... ?Thomas S et al. (2008): Personal exposure to mobile phone frequencies and well-being in adults: a... ?Abdel-Rassoul G et al. (2007): Neurobehavioral effects among inhabitants around mobile phone base stations. ?Hutter HP et al. (2006): Subjective symptoms, sleeping problems, and cognitive performance in subjects... ?Radon K et al. (2006): Personal dosimetry of exposure to mobile telephone base stations? An... ?Regel SJ et al. (2006): UMTS base station-like exposure, well-being, and cognitive performance. ?Santini R et al. (2003): Survey study of people living in the vicinity of cellular phone base stations. ?Navarro EA et al. (2003): The Microwave Syndrome: A Preliminary Study in Spain. Bekijk het PDF bestand 
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