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EMF

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EMFElectromotive Force
EMFElectromagnetic Field
EMFEclipse Modeling Framework
EMFEnhanced Windows Metafile (filename extension)
EMFEnhanced Metafile Format
EMFEuropean Metalworkers' Federation
EMFEuropean Multimedia Forum
EMFElectromagnetic Frequency
EMFElectromagnetic Force
EMFElectro-Motive Force
EMFEducational Media Foundation (Christian radio broadcaster)
EMFEmergency Medicine Foundation
EMFExport Marketing Fund
EMFEmerging Markets Free (Economist index)
EMFExpeditionary Medical Facility
EMFEngineers Mobility Forum
EMFEastern Music Festival (Greensboro, North Carolina)
EMFEnhanced Management Framework
EMFEllison Medical Foundation
EMFEvery Man For Himself (song)
EMFEmployee Medical Folders
EMFEnlisted Master File
EMFEnterprise Management Framework
EMFEmbarked Military Force
EMFEuropean Minigolfsport Federation
EMFEcole des Métiers de Fribourg
EMFEat More Fruit (band)
EMFElectro Motoric Force
EMFEmployee Master File
EMFEat More Fish
EMFEpsom Mad Funker (band)
EMFEmployee's Medical File
EMFEveritt-Metzger-Flanders Co (automobile manufacturer 1908-1912, Detroit, Mich.)
EMFEquipment Maintenance Log
EMFEvery Mother's Favourites (band)
EMFError Multiplication Factor
EMFExplicit Model Following
EMFFaculty of Electromechanics
EMFEnvironmental Morale Leave
EMFElectro Magnetic Field
EMFElectro Magnetic Force
EMFExtended Metafile Format
EMFElement Management Framework


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The precautionary principle and risk perception: experimental studies in the EMF area.
It found that the 20,400 Stockholm-area women who developed breast cancer over a 23-year period had no higher EMF exposures than did 116,000 cancerfree women from that region.
reports have concluded that limited evidence exists for an association between EMF (electromotive force) exposure and increased leukemia risk but that when all the scientific evidence is considered, the link between EMF exposure and cancer is weak.
 
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