Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

Guidelines for evaluating the potential health effects of long-term use of radar units on police traffic officers / by G.A. Wells.

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Guideline for evaluating the potential health effects of long-term use of radar units on police traffic officers : synopsis

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Description

1 online resource (6 pages)

Note

Author affiliated with: Clinical Epidemiology Unit, Ottawa Civic Hospital.
"Submitted by John G. Arnold".
"October 1993".
Added title page information: "Guideline for evaluating the potential health effects of long-term use of radar units on police traffic officers : synopsis / for the Canadian Police Research Centre, prepared by Dr. G.A. Wells, edited by John G. Arnold."
Executive summary in English and in French.

Summary

"This guideline is in response to the Canadian Police Research Centre and the Canadian Police Association request for professional services to assess existing information and conduct a comprehensive survey for evaluating the potential effects of long-term use of radar units on police traffic officers and, in particular, the relationship between radar unit usage and the incidence of testicular cancer."

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Technical memorandum (Canadian Police Research Centre) ; TM-22-93.

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