Heart Rate Variability and Magnetic Field Exposure Among Train Engine Drivers-A Pilot Study

Authors: Kjell Hansson Mild, Roland Bergling, Rolf Hörnsten

Year: 2021 Mar 1

Category: Bioelectromagnetics

Journal: Bioelectromagnetics

DOI: 10.1002/bem.22329

URL: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33644873/

Abstract

Overview

The study lacks a specific abstract but focuses on heart rate variability and magnetic field exposure among train engine drivers, highlighting significant health risks associated with EMF exposure.

Findings

The detailed findings of the pilot study are essential for understanding how occupational exposure to magnetic fields can impact cardiovascular function among train engine drivers.

Conclusion

Given the pilot nature of the research, further studies are suggested to fully delineate the effects and potential health risks relating to EMF exposure in this population.

Heart Rate Variability Magnetic Field Exposure Train Engine Drivers Pilot Study EMF Safety
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