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What (who) is waveband - definition
THERAPY CONSISTING OF EXPOSURE TO DAYLIGHT OR TO SPECIFIC WAVELENGTHS OF LIGHT, FOR A PRESCRIBED AMOUNT OF TIME OR AT A SPECIFIC TIME OF DAY
Phototherapy; Light box; Light Therapy; Heliotherapy; Phototerapy; Phototheraphy; Deep penetrating light therapy; Bright light therapy; DPL Therapy; Deep penetrating laser therapy; LED photomodulation; Photomodulation; LED skin treatment; Intense Pulsed Light Therapy; Light Therapy Facial; Low Level Light Therapy; Ultraviolet therapy; UVA1 phototherapy; UVB phototherapy; SAD light; Ultraviolet B treatment; Ultraviolet treatment; Effects of ultraviolet light on skin; Narrow waveband; Phototherapeutic; Light therapy facial; Light box for light therapy; Luminotherapy; Photo therapy; Light-clinics
![A baby in neonatal care under a blue-light (420–470 nm) phototherapy lamp wearing only a diaper, being treated for [[newborn jaundice]] ([[hyperbilirubinemia]]).](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Bili light with newborn.jpg?width=200 "A baby in neonatal care under a blue-light (420–470 nm) phototherapy lamp wearing only a diaper, being treated for [[newborn jaundice]] ([[hyperbilirubinemia]]).")
waveband
¦ noun a range of wavelengths between two given limits, used in radio transmission.
waveband
(wavebands)
A waveband is a group of radio waves of similar length which are used for particular types of radio communication.
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Phototherapy
·add. ·noun The application of light for therapeutic purposes, ·esp. for treating diseases of the skin.
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Light therapy
Light therapy, also called phototherapy or bright light therapy is intentional daily exposure to direct sunlight or similar-intensity artificial light in order to treat medical disorders, especially seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and circadian rhythm sleep-wake disorders. Treating skin conditions such as neurodermatitis, psoriasis, acne vulgaris, and eczema with ultraviolet light is called ultraviolet light therapy.
Examples of use of waveband
1. Senior officers confirmed two years ago that the scanner was used during the visit by President Bush The device picks up harmless radiation on camera with a waveband between infra–red and microwave.
2. PERIL OF THOUGHT POLICE A radio ham with an audience of fewer than a dozen is put in the cells by Surrey police and his transmitter is seized because a nameless nark has accused him of making anti–Muslim remarks on an obscure waveband.