* References
Prof. Olle Johansson / Reference List for Some Reported Biological
Effects from Radiofrequency Radiation (RFR) (18/10/02)
Tramès per Klaus Rudolph (Citizens'
Initiative Omega)
Prof. Olle Johansson:
a selection of his papers strongly supporting the views of Professor Surbeck
regarding biological effects of CRT's screens
Dear
Klaus & Professor Surbeck,
Please, find enclosed a selection of my papers strongly supporting your
views regarding biological effects of CRT's screens, and likewise:
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Johansson O, Hilliges M, Bjornhagen
V, Hall K, "Skin changes in patients claiming to suffer from
"screen dermatitis": a two-case open-field provocation study",
Exp Dermatol 1994; 3: 234-238
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Johansson O, Liu P-Y, ""Electrosensitivity",
"electrosupersensitivity" and "screen dermatitis":
preliminary observations from on-going studies in the human skin",
In: Proceedings of the COST 244: Biomedical Effects of Electromagnetic
Fields - Workshop on Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (ed. D Simunic),
EU/EC (DG XIII), Brussels/Graz, 1995, pp 52-57
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Johansson O, Hilliges M, Han SW, "A
screening of skin changes, with special emphasis on neurochemical
marker antibody evaluation, in patients claiming to suffer from screen
dermatitis as compared to normal healthy controls", Exp Dermatol
1996; 5: 279-285
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Gangi S, Johansson O, "Skin changes
in "screen dermatitis" versus classical UV- and ionizing
irradiation-related damage--similarities and differences. Two neuroscientists'
speculative review", Exp Dermatol 1997; 6: 283-291
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Johansson O, Liu P-Y, Enhamre A, Wetterberg
L, "A case of extreme and general cutaneous light sensitivity
in combination with so-called 'screen dermatitis' and 'electrosensitivity'
- a successful rehabilitation after vitamin A treatment - a case report",
J Aust Coll Nutr & Env Med 1999; 18:13-16
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Gangi S, Johansson O, "A theoretical
model based upon mast cells and histamine to explain the recently
proclaimed sensitivity to electric and/or magnetic fields in humans",
Med Hypotheses 2000; 54: 663-671
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Södergren L, Johansson O, "Commentary:
Mobile telephones - will the golden goose become the mad cow?",
J Aust Coll Nutr & Env Med 2001; 20 29-30
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Johansson O, Gangi S, Liang Y, Yoshimura
K, Jing C, Liu P-Y, "Cutaneous mast cells are altered in normal
healthy volunteers sitting in front of ordinary TVs/PCs - results
from open-field provocation experiments", J Cutan Pathol 2001;
28: 513-519
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Hallberg Ö, Johansson O, "Melanoma
incidence and frequency modulation (FM) broadcasting", Arch Environ
Health 2002; 57: 32-40
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Hallberg Ö, Johansson O, "Cancer
trends during the 20th century", J Aust Coll Nutr & Env Med
2002; 21: 3-8
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Johansson O, "Screen dermatitis
and electrosensitivity: Preliminary observations in the human skin",
In: Proceedings of the conference "Electromagnetic Environments
and Health in Buildings", May 16-17, 2002, at the Royal College
of Physicians, London, U.K., in press
Good luck in the future!
With my very best regards
Yours sincerely
Olle (Johansson)
Olle Johansson, assoc. prof.
The Experimental Dermatology Unit. Department of Neuroscience. Karolinska
Institute
171 77 Stockholm (Sweden)
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93108 USA
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