Re[2]: Radon, Powerlines and Cancer

[michael_coogen@ccgw1.hq.dla.mil]

     Was there a contibuting risk factor not include in the original risk 
     assessment?  One might say that reducing the risk factor of one 
     element caused an increase to another contributing factor...


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Subject: Re: Radon, Powerlines and Cancer
Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at ~GW1
Date:    2/20/96 12:40 PM


     
Greetings
     
Can somebody tell me how the risk increases when the substances that 
causes the cancer have been removed by the electric field.
     
     
In other words, the amount for intake has been reduced so how can the 
risk increase?
     
Regards
     
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