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In this program, as in all public health research, defining and quanti
fying ''dose'' of an agent is a critical step. The primary foci of the
dosimetry risk evaluation research program are (1) improved definitio
n and quantification of dosage in humans; (2) development of exposure
systems for in vivo toxicology studies which are capable of adequately
reproducing in experimental animals the level and distribution of ene
rgy absorption sustained by humans using wireless communication instru
ments; and (3) development of exposure systems for in vitro toxicology
studies which produce as uniform an exposure as possible, while maint
aining cell temperature as close to 37 degrees C as possible, at the f
requencies, modulations, and power levels similar to those employed in
cellular technology.