Alex Coelho da Silva Duarte, Sandra Conceição Ribeiro Chicharo, Thiago Augusto Soares Monteiro da Silva, Alexandre Barbosa de Oliveira
Ethical-legal dilemmas of nursing practice in emergencies and disasters: a scoping review
Revista da Escola de Enfermagem da U S P
mobikids 14country casecontrol study designed investigate potential effects electromagnetic field exposure mobile telecommunications devices brain tumor risk children young adults conducted 2010 2016 work describes differences cellular telephone use personal characteristics among interviewed participants refusers responding brief nonrespondent questionnaire also assesses potential impact nonparticipation selection bias study findings compared nonrespondent questionnaires completed 77 cases 498 control refusers responses 683 interviewed cases 1501 controls suspected appendicitis patients six countries france germany israel italy japan spain derived selection bias factors estimated inverse probability selection weights use analysis mobikids data prevalence everregular use somewhat higher among interviewed participants nonrespondent questionnaire respondents 1014 years age 68 vs 62 controls 63 vs 48 cases 2024 years prevalence 97 interviewed controls cases 15 19 20 24yearold age groups likely time since start use 5 years selection bias factors generally indicated small underestimation cellular telephone odds ratios ors ranging 096 097 everregular use 092 094 time since start use 5 years varied alternative hypothetical scenarios considered although limited small numbers nonrespondent questionnaire respondents findings generally indicated small underestimation cellular telephone ors due selective nonparticipation