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This article is from the Static Electromagnetic Fields and Cancer FAQ, by John Moulder jmoulder@its.mcw.edu and the Medical College of Wisconsin with numerous contributions by others.

15) Do static magnetic fields show any reproducible biological effects in laboratory studies?

Yes. While the laboratory evidence does not suggest a link between
static magnetic fields and cancer, studies have reported that static
magnetic fields do have "bioeffects", particularly at field strengths
above 2000 mT [1,50,51,52,53,54,55]. These "bioeffects" have no obvious
connection to cancer.

 

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