fields around Computer monitors

[Andrew Buchan <Andrew.Buchan@ehs.ucsb.edu>]

I am trying to find information/references about the 

magnetic or electrical fields from the BACK of computer 

monitors. I had an employee of our facility call asking 

about her exposure and if there is danger in sitting about 

3 ft BEHIND someone elses monitor.



I for the life of me can't think of anything significant 

about it, but this isn't something I have really dealt with

before.



Any help would be greatly appreciated.



Andrew



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email: Andrew.Buchan@ehs.ucsb.edu

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