Abstract
The possible health hazard of exposure to low-frequency magnetic fields has become an issue of considerable public concern. Although many epidemiological studies have done, the results are inconsistent to explain an association between exposure to the magnetic fields in the environment and apparent cancer. In in vitro studies, the existence of the effects of the magnetic fields at low flux density has also been contradictory in various reports. This paper reviews studies on cellular and molecular effects of low-frequency magnetic fields.
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