ICNIRP GUIDELINES
Abstract—Radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (EMFs) are used ... health effects is to ensure that the exposure restrictions are based on genuine effects, rather than unsupported ... exposed individuals and members of the general public. Occupationally-exposed individuals are defined as adults
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