Originally published by WHO in 2002 (in English), this handbook is intended to support decision-makers faced with a combination of public controversy, scientific uncertainty, and the need to operate existing facilities and/or the requirement to site new facilities appropriately. Its goal is to improve the decision-making process by reducing misunderstandings and improving trust through better dialogue. Community dialogue successfully implemented helps to establish a decision-making process that is open, consistent, fair and predictable. It can also help achieve the timely approval of new facilities while protecting the health and safety of the community.-Click here to view English version |
Recently, for the suit of electromagnetic radiation of Chinese mainland (known locally as radiation suits, or radiation maternity), ESMMC conducted a field shop unannounced visits, sampling activities. ESMMC sampled the product storage, and entrusted with maintaining long-term relationships globally recognized laboratories for product quality assessment. This is results of the evaluation.
Evaluation results are translated into scores (PETS), each critical point to 20pets out, the following are survey results, press out successively in the order presented
he rise of technology allows us to enjoy unexpected life experience. However, electromagnetic radiation brought by various electronic and electrical products has become a new concern. According to the ESMMC survey, more than 90% of women will purchase radiation-proof clothes when preparing themselves for pregnancy in response to the increasingly complex environment exposed to electromagnetic radiation.
Radiation protection maternity wear of unique materials and reasonable design can adapt to physiological changes of pregnant women and shield them from radiation, thus gaining great attention among pregnant women. Brands of radiation protection clothing such as U+ (Youjia) and JOYNCLEON have become the hot topic of conversations among expectant mothers.
The questionnaire aims to the pregnant women in 71 hospitals from Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and other cities. A total of 6000 questionnaires were distributed including 3652 questionnaires acquired and 3541 effective questionnaire