Low-frequency magnetic fields and cancer

What you should know and what to tell your patients

Joseph R. Salvatore Dr Salvatore is director, National Registry for the Health Effects of Nonionizing Radiation, and research coordinator, division of medical oncology/hematology, Maricopa Medical Center, Phoenix. He is particularly interested in the therapeutic application of nonionizing electric and magnetic fields.Correspondence[email protected]

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The suggestion that low-frequency magnetic fields may have a role in the etiology of cancer has spurred debate in both public and scientific arenas. Does current evidence support such a link? What advice can primary care physicians give to concerned patients? Dr Salvatore discusses the current consensus and suggests an approach to patients seeking answers to this controversial issue.

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