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Microwave Noninvasive Sensing of Physiological Signaturess for monitoring patients with critical burns and premature developments, and personnel fell prey to such hazardous environments as fire, chemical or nuclear contamination and natural or man-caused disasters.

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John Williams,Anthony F. Lang Jr.cy (ELF) magnetic fields with frequencies below 300 Hz, and combined static and ELF fields are considered. A general summary is given of laboratory studies and possible human health effects associated with exposure to static and ELF magnetic fields.

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Tom Pyszczynski Ph.D.,Jeff Greenberg Ph.D.itation of the nuclei as well as in detection of the irradiated MR-signal. In this paper results obtained with the world’s first 2 Tesla MR-system are discussed and some considerations on a 4 Tesla system are presented.

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Progress in Magnetic Resonance Imaging for Medical Diagnosisitation of the nuclei as well as in detection of the irradiated MR-signal. In this paper results obtained with the world’s first 2 Tesla MR-system are discussed and some considerations on a 4 Tesla system are presented.

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Biological Responses to Static and Time-Varying Magnetic Fieldscy (ELF) magnetic fields with frequencies below 300 Hz, and combined static and ELF fields are considered. A general summary is given of laboratory studies and possible human health effects associated with exposure to static and ELF magnetic fields.

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