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Thermal Responses of Rats Exposed to Continuous or Intermittent 915 MHz Mobile Phone RF Signals

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Hye Sun Kim
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YoungIm Kim
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Sang Bong Jeon
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Jung-Ick Moon
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Hyung Do Choi
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Ae‐Kyoung Lee
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Young Hwan Ahn *
DOI:10.1016/j.jtherbio.2026.104464delete
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• Continuous RF exposure at 8 W/kg induced a sustained ∼1 °C core temperature rise. • Intermittent RF exposure (10-min on/off) at 8 W/kg caused a transient rise. • Distinct thermal responses occurred despite matched RF-on time or averaged SAR. • RF-induced thermal effects depended on both SAR magnitude and exposure pattern. • RF exposure pattern and recovery intervals are key considerations for RF safety.
Keywords:
Radiofrequency (RF)
Electromagnetic Fields (EMF)
Thermoregulation
Core Temperature
Continuous Exposure
Intermittent Exposure
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