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EMF reding and what they mean?

On May 17th, 2008 Anonymous (not verified) says:

What do the EMF reading really mean? My husband and I are looking into buying a home that is near power lines. We have read article after article and are not really understanding if it is something that we should really be concerned with. Every article seems to state that the studies are inconclusive as so many other factors came into play of the studies; such as socoioeconomic status of the areas in which the studies were made. From everything that we have read, one would think that with all the cell phone use and microwave use we would all laready be suffering from brain cancer or cancer of some other kind. Therefore, my question remains: how concerned should we be if the average EMF readings of our house are 10.73 MG inside and 17.8 on the outside? We are on a time crunch and would love to know if someone could help us get these questins answered or lead us in the right direction as we have exhaustede all our other resources.
Thank you!
Zein Stearman

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