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- New IET Position Statement
- New analyses of cancer risks in UK power workers
- New study on childhood cancer and power lines in the UK
- SCENIHR: new preliminary opinion and consultation
- New study of birth weight and power lines
- Report on Phasing of UK Overhead lines
- Chartered Institute of Environmental Health Policy Briefing Note
- Code of Practice on Microshocks
- EU Directive on occupational exposure
- French study of childhood leukaemia
- Health Protection Agency becomes part of Public Health England
- Engineering Recommendation to implement precautionary policies
- Imperial College study of adult cancers
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- Government Response to SAGE Second Interim Assessment
- EU Commission issue proposed new Directive on occupational exposure
- Council of Europe resolution
- New study of childhood leukaemia
- Codes of Practice on exposure limits in the UK