Electromagnetic field in human body due to VLF transmitter

The human body is a parasitic antenna in which electric fields and currents are induced by ambient EM fields over a wide range of frequencies. Research has shown that potentially harmful effects on the cellular level can develop in bodies exposed to the ELF (50-60 Hz) fields of very-high-voltage powerlines. Are similar effects to be expected from exposure to the VLF (10-30 kHz) fields of high-power transmitters? Since at both ELF and VLF the human body is extremely short, all parts of the body are conductors with /spl sigma/>>/spl omega//spl epsiv/, and there is no skin effect, equal fields active on cell membranes might well have comparable effects.