The effects of high voltage transmission lines on the health of adjacent resident populations

R.C. Haupt and J.R. Nolfi

American Journal of Public Health, 1984, vol. 74, issue 1, 76-78

Abstract: A community health survey of 438 individuals was taken to detect health problems related to high voltage electrical transmission among an adjacent residential population. Results revealed no significant or consistent relationships between exposure to a high-voltage DC power line and the perceived health problems that were measured. The sample was not, however, large enough to draw statistically significant conclusions regarding possible health effects with a very low incidence.

Date: 1984
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