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From page 10... ... of the Department of Health and Human Services asked the National Academies to organize a workshop of national and international experts to discuss research needs and gaps in our knowledge of the biological effects and adverse health outcomes of exposure to radiofrequency (RF) energy from wireless communications devices. Read the entire page →
From page 11... ... The report is a committee product and does not necessarily reflect the views of the FDA, individual workshop speakers, or other workshop participants. To organize the workshop and to identify experts to address research needs and gaps relating to potential biological or adverse health effects of wireless communications devices, the committee (Appendix B) Read the entire page →
From page 12... ... From the presentations and discussions that took place at the workshop sessions, the committee identified research needs and gaps; the selection of these research needs and gaps are committee judgments. For the purposes of this report, the committee defines research needs as research that will increase our understanding of the potential adverse effects of RF energy on humans. Research gaps are defined as areas of research where the committee judges that scientific data that have potential value are presently lacking, but that �� closing of these gaps is ongoing, and results should be awaited before judgments are made on further research needs, or the gaps are�� not judged by the committee to be of as high a priority at this time. Read the entire page →

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... of the Department of Health and Human Services asked the National Academies to organize a workshop of national and international experts to discuss research needs and gaps in our knowledge of the biological effects and adverse health outcomes of exposure to radiofrequency (RF) energy from wireless communications devices.

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From page 11...

... The report is a committee product and does not necessarily reflect the views of the FDA, individual workshop speakers, or other workshop participants. To organize the workshop and to identify experts to address research needs and gaps relating to potential biological or adverse health effects of wireless communications devices, the committee (Appendix B)

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... From the presentations and discussions that took place at the workshop sessions, the committee identified research needs and gaps; the selection of these research needs and gaps are committee judgments. For the purposes of this report, the committee defines research needs as research that will increase our understanding of the potential adverse effects of RF energy on humans. Research gaps are defined as areas of research where the committee judges that scientific data that have potential value are presently lacking, but that �� closing of these gaps is ongoing, and results should be awaited before judgments are made on further research needs, or the gaps are�� not judged by the committee to be of as high a priority at this time.

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Introduction Pages 10-12

Introduction
Pages 10-12