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McCormack, M.D., Director COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH · Vincent dePaul Lar~in, M.D., Chairman SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH ASPECTS OF ENERGY Norman Simon, M.D., Chairman Merril Eis

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SYMPOSIUM PROGRAM HIEAL TH ASPECTS Of NONIONIZlNG RADIATION

Monday, April 9, 1979 Tuesday, April 10, 1979

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THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE

2 East 103 rd Street

New York, New York

sponsored by

The Subcommittee on Public Health

Aspects of Energy

The Committee on Public Health

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PROGRAM*

HEALTH ASPECTS OF

NONION!Z!NG RADIATION

THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE

2 East 103rd Street, New York, N.Y 10029

Room 20

Monday, April 9, 1979

Morning

9:15~ 9:20 Introduction

NORMAN SIMON, M.D., Chairman

Subcommittee on Public Health Aspects

of Energy

SESSION I

_PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF MICROWAVES IN RELATION

TO MAN AND EXPERIMENT AL ANIMALS

Chairman: JOHN M OSEPCHUK, Ph.D

Raytheon Company

9 :20- 9 :50 Sources and Basic Characteristics of

Microwave/RF Radiation

JOHN M OSEPCHUK, Ph.D

9:50-10:05 Discussion

10:05-10:50 Dosimetry-The Absorption Properties of

Man and Experimental Animals

OM P GANDHI, Sc.D

University of Utah

10:50-11 :10 Discussion

11:10-11 :25 Recess

11 :25-11 :55 Radiation Surveys-Measurement of

Leakage Emissions and Potential

Exposure Fields

DAVID E JANES, JR

Environmental Protection Agency

11 :55-12:10 Discussion

12:10- 1 :30 LUNCH

Afternoon

SESSION II BIO-MEDICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION

Chairman: GEORGE M WILKENING, M.S

Bell Laboratories

1 :30- 1 :40 Introduction

GEORGE M \VILKENING, M.S

1 :40- 2 :10 Ocular Effects

RUSSELL L CARPENTER, Ph.D

Bureau of Radiological Health, FDA

•Acceptable for 15 hours Category 1 credit for Physicians

Recognition Award oi the AMA

2 :10- i :40 Psychological and Behavioral Effects

DON R JUSTESEN, Ph.D

V.A Medical Center Kansas City, Missouri

2 :40- 3 :10 Neurophysiologic Effects

W ROSS ADEY, M.D

V.A Medical Center Loma Linda, California 3:10- 3:25 Hematologic and immunologic Effects

RALPH J SMIALOWICZ, Ph.D

Environmental Protection Agency

3 :25- 3 :40 Recess

3 :40- 3 :55 Genetic, Growth and Reproductive Efiects

WILLIAM M LEACH, Ph.D

Bureau of Radiological Health, FDA

3:55- 4:10 Recapitulation: 3io-Medical Effects

STEPHEN F CLEARY, Ph.D

Virginia Commonwealth University 4:10- 4:50 Discussion

A WILLIAM GUY, Ph.D

School of Medicine University of Washington

5 :10- 5 :30 Review of Soviet/Eastern European,

on Health Aspects DONALD I McREE, Ph.D

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences 5:30- 6:00 Discussion

6:00- 6:45 Cocktails 6:45 DINNER Speaker: CHARLES SUSSKIND, Ph.D

University of California, Berkeley

Tuesday, April 10, 1979

Morning

SESSION Ill

HUMAN EPIDEMIOLOGY

Chairman: MERRIL EISENBUD, Sc.D

New York University

9 :00- 9 :30 Epidemiologic Approach to the

CHARLOTTE SILVERMAN, M.D., Dr P.H Bureau of Radiological Health, FDA 9:30- 9:45 Epidemiologic Data on U.S Personnel in

Moscow Embassy

HERBERT POLLACK, M.D.; Ph.D U.S Dept of State

10:00-10:10 Recess

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SESSION IV

CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF

MICROWAVE RADIATION

Chairman: HERBERT POLLACK, M.D., Ph.D

l0:10-10:15 Introduction

HERBERT POLLACK, M.D., Ph.D

10:15-10:35 Hyperthermy and Diathermy

JOSEPH B DAVIS, M.D

Bureau of Medical Devices, FDA

10:35-11 :00 Cancer Therapy and

Microwave Combined Therapy

RICHARD JOHNSON, M.B.B.S

Roswell Park Memorial Institute

11 :00-11 :25 Imaging and Some Other Diagnostic

Applications

JAMES W FRAZER, Ph.D

University of Texas, San Antonio

11 :25-11 :45 Potential Interference with

Medical Electronic Devices

RICHARD PHILIP REIS, M.S

Bureau of Medical Devices, FDA

11':45-12:30 Discussion

12:30- 1 :45 LUNCH

Afternoon

SESSION V PUBLIC ISSUES OF NONIONiZING RADIATION

Chairwoman: H Janet Healer

National Telecommunication &

Information Administration

1 :45- 2:00 Introductory Comments:

Public Concern About Microwaves

H JANET HEALER

2 :00- 2 :40 Establishing Safety Standards

JOHN C VILLFORTH, M.S

Bureau of Radiological Health, FDA

2:40- 2:55 The Microwave Syndrome

HERBERT POLLACK, M.D., Ph.D

• 2 :55- 3 :15 Public Education and Interest in

Environmental Factors

DANIEL S GREENBERG, Editor

Science and Government Report

3:15- 3:30 Recess

LEONARD R SOLON, Ph.D

Bureau for Radiation Control

NYC Department of Health

3:45- 4:00 COMAR and the Public Interest

DON R JUSTESEN, Ph.D

4:00- 4:15 An Overview

MERRIL EISENBUD, Sc.D

4:15- 5 :30 Discussion

5 :30 Adjournment

THE NEW YORK ACADEMY

OF MEDICINE

Joseph Post, M.D., President James E McCormack, M.D., Director

COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH

· Vincent dePaul Lar~in, M.D., Chairman

SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH

ASPECTS OF ENERGY

Norman Simon, M.D., Chairman

Merril Eisenbud, Sc.D

Harold T Fuerst, M.D

Leonard J Goldwater, M.D

John Harley, Ph.D

David Harris, M.D

Vaun A Newill, M.D

William Shore, M.A

Ex Officio:

Maurice E Shils, M.D., Executive Secretary Judith Skolnik, Administrative Assistant Elizabeth Fallon, Secretary

Grateful acknowledgment is made for major support by the U.S Environmental Protection Agency and for additional support from:

General Electric Company RCA Corporation Raytheon Company U.S Air Force Office of Scientific Research U.S Office of Naval Research

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Program Participants

W ROSS ADEY, M.B.B.S., M.D., Associate Chief of Staff for

Research, V.A Medical Center, Loma Linda, California

RUSSELL L CARPENTER, Ph.D., Research Biologist, Bureau of

Radiological Health, Food and Drug Administration, HEW,

Winchester, Mass.; Professor of Zoology, Emeritus, Tufts

University

STEPHEN F CLEARY, Ph.D., Professor of Biophysics, Virginia

Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia

JOSEPH B DAVIS, M.D., Director, /v\edical and Scientific

Review Staff, Bureau of Medical Devices, Food and Drug

Administration, HEW, Silver Spring, Maryland

MERRIL EISENBUD, Sc.D., Professor, Environmental Medicine,

Institute of Environmental Medicine, New York University

Medical Center, Sterling Forest, Tuxedo, New York

JAMES W FRAZER, Ph.D., Specialist in Roentgenology and

Adjunct Associate Professor of Pharmacology, University of

Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio, Texas

OM P GANDHI, Sc.D., Professor of Electrical Engineering

and Research Professor of Bioengineering, University of

Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah

DANIEi S GREENBERG, Editor and Publisher, Science and

Government Report; Columnist, Washington Post,

Wash-ington, D.C

A WILLIAM GUY, Ph.D., Professor and Director,

Bioelectro-magnetics Research Laboratory, Department of

Rehabilita-tion Medicine, University of Washington, Seattle,

Wash-ington

H JANET HEALER, Program Manager, National

Telecommuni-cation and Information Administration, U.S Department of

Commerce, Washington, D.C

DAVID E JANES, Jr., Chief, Electromagnetic Radiation

Anal-ysis Branch, Environmental Protection Agency, Silver

Spring, Maryland

RICHARD JOHNSON, M.B.B.S., Director of Radiation

On-cology, Roswell Park /v\emorial Institute, Buffalo, New

York

DON R JUSTESEN, Ph.D., Director, Neuropsychology and

Behavioral Radiology Laboratories, \I.A ,'v\edical Center,

Kansas Cit)', Missouri; Professor of Psychiatry

(Neuropsy-chology), University of Kansas School of Medicine, Kansas

City, Kansas

WILLIAM M LEACH, Ph.D., Chief, Experimental Studies

Branch, Division of Biological Effects, Bureau of

Radiologi-cal Health, Food and Drug Administration, HEW,

Rock-ville Maryland

0ONALD I McREE, Ph.D., ReseMch Physicist, National

Insti-tute of Environmental Health Sciences, Research Triangle

Park, North Carolina; Adjunct Professor, North Carolina

State University ·

JOHN M OSEPCHUK, Ph.D., Consulting Scientist, Raytheon Research Division, Waltham, Mass

HERBERT POLLACK, M.D., Ph.D., Medical Consultant, U.S

· Departcrient of State; Professor Emeritus, George Washing-ton University, WashingWashing-ton, D.C

RICHARD PHILIP REIS, ,\.1.S., Scientific Reviewer/Biomedical Engineer, Food and Drug Administration, Bureau of Med-ical Devices, Silver Spring, Maryland

CHARLOTTE SILVERMAN, M.D., Dr P.H., Deputy Director, Division of Biological Effects, Bureau of Radiological Health, Food and Drug Administration, HEW, Rockville, Maryland

NORMAN SIMON, M.D., Clinical Professor of Radiotherapy for Environmental Medicine, ,\\t Sinai Medical School, New York, New York

RALPH J SMIALOWICZ, Ph.D., Research ,v\icrobiologist,

Ex-perimental Biology Division, Health Effects Research Lab-oratory, Environmental Protection Agency, Research Tri-angle Park, North Carolina

L[ONARD R SOLON, Ph.D., Director, Bureau for Radiation Control, Department of Health, New York, N.Y

CHARLES SUSSKIND, Ph.D., Professor of Engineering Science, University of California, Berkeley, California

JOHN C \/ILi.FORTH, ,v\.S., Director, Bureau of Radiological Health, Food and Drug Administration, HEW, Rockville, Mar)'land

GEORGE M WILKENING, /v\.S., Head, Environmental Health and Safety Department, Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill, New Jersey

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