Abstract

Introduction. Identification of the relationship between the prevalence of carfiovascular diseases and the electromagnetic environment generated by mobile communication terminals (MCT) is an current problem of modern preventive medicine. In the work an assessment of the electromagnetic situation generated by the MCT on value to the individual electromagnetic loading (IEL) is given. Material and methods. Using data measured in 2102 points the energy stream density (ESD), and the access interval (AI), determined by a crowdsourcing method, the individual electromagnetic exposition (IEE) by 1,850 reports on specification of calls in the Republic of Crimea. Using the obtained data of counting the individual electromagnetic loading (IEL). The medico-statistical analysis of the blood circulatory system diseases (BCSD) is carried out on the basis of these statistical forms of treatment. Statistical processing was carried out by the linear correlation analysis according to Pearson. Results. As a result of monitoring of the electromagnetic situation, the average values of the Crimea ESD accounted for 1.36±0.06(mW/cm2), АI: 8.82±0.28, and IEE: 56.94±2.77 min/day were obtained. The average IEL in Crimea was 112.41±9.15 ((µw/cm2)•min). Positive correlations between IEN and indices of morbidity rate of diseases of the circulatory system (DCS) (R=0.511; p=0.015), elevated blood pressure (IBP) (R=0.523; p=0.013), and coronary heart disease (CHD) (R=0.452; p=0.035)) were found. Conclusion. Significant correlations between IEL and DCS, IBP and CHD. Discovered a new correlation between the IEL and increased overall morbidity (IBP) (R=0.449; p=0.036)) allows evaluating the method of determining the IEL as a more “sensitive”.

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