[ File note:   Some of the questions:   Findings re CBC...ozone...nitrous oxide, etc.    We need an EMF activist with access to IEEE documents re this study and many more studies under IEEE control.   While study below is "extreme electrostatic field" and "continuous exposure," the results, nevertheless, need to be compared with low level electric fields, intermittent, chronic-prolonged exposure simulating infant/toddler sleeping close to an electric meter -- such study should include eval of melatonin levels in lymphocytes, histamine, chymase (see Olle notes), nitrous oxide, etc......there are lots of studies by IEEE to which we have no access........jcm ..4-27-08....]   Prolonged Exposure of Mice to 340 kV/m Electrostatic Field Fam, Waigh Z.   Department of Electrical Engineering, Technical University of Nova Scotia; This paper appears in: Biomedical Engineering, IEEE Transactions on Publication Date: June 1981 Volume: BME-28,  Issue: 6 On page(s): 453-459 ISSN: 0018-9294 Digital Object Identifier: 10.1109/TBME.1981.324818 Posted online: 2007-03-12 12:45:43.0

Abstract Male and female mice were continuously exposed to an extremely intense electrostatic field for approximately 5000 h before they were sacrificed for tests. The progenies resulting from breeding the various couples were also subjected to the same field. Data concerning various biological parameters such as water consumption, body weight, rate of growth, number of progenies, blood count and chemistry, proteins, and organ histology are analyzed and compared with the results obtained from the control animals.

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