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There are 13 studies that match your criteria (3 of which are reviews, comments, or miscellaneous).
Criteria: Study Type=Human / Provocation,Freq Range=0 - 300 Hz (Static, ELF),Study Subtype=EEG, Event Related Potentials, Sleep Disturbances

View This Study - Citation No: 891
Title BRAINSTEM AUDITORY EVOKED MAGNETIC FIELDS IN RESPONSE TO STIMULATION WITH BRIEF TONE PULSES
Reference Int. J. Neurosci., Vol. 37, Pg. 115 - 125, 1987
Author(s) Erne S. N., Scheer H. J., Hoke M., Pantew C., Lutkenhoner B.
PubMed UID 3692697
Project ID 1402
 
View This Study - Citation No: 2146
Title RESTING EEG IS AFFECTED BY EXPOSURE TO A PULSED ELF MAGNETIC FIELD
Reference Bioelectromagnetics, Vol. 25, Pg. 196 - 203, 2004
Author(s) Cook C. M., Thomas A. W., Prato F. S.
PubMed UID 15042628
Project ID 1136
 
View This Study - Citation No: 4490
Title THE ELECTRIC FIELD IS A SUFFICIENT PHYSICAL DETERMINANT OF THE HUMAN MAGNETIC SENSE
Reference Int J Radiat Biol, Vol. 85, Pg. 622 - 632, 2009
Author(s) Carrubba S., Frilot C., Hart F. X., Chesson A. L., Marino A. A.
PubMed UID 19557602
Project ID 2052
 
View This Study - Citation No: 4517
Title ALTERATIONS OF HUMAN ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC ACTIVITY CAUSED BY MULTIPLE EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELD EXPOSURES.
Reference Med Biol Eng Comput., Vol. 47, Pg. 1063 - 1073, 2009
Author(s) Cvetkovic D., Cosic I.
PubMed UID 19707808
Project ID 2064
 
View This Study - Citation No: 4551
Title LOW-FREQUENCY PULSED ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD EXPOSURE CAN ALTER NEUROPROCESSING IN HUMANS
Reference J R Soc Interface, Vol. 7, Pg. 467 - 473, 2010
Author(s) Robertson J. A., Theberge J., Weller J., Drost D. J., Prato F. S., Thomas A. W.
PubMed UID 19656823
Project ID 1760
 
View This Study - Citation No: 4723
Title EVIDENCE THAT TRANSDUCTION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD IS MEDIATED BY A FORCE RECEPTOR
Reference Neurosci Lett, Vol. 452, Pg. 119 - 123, 2009
Author(s) Marino A. A., Carrubba S., Frilot C., Chesson A. L.
PubMed UID 19383425
Project ID 2052
 
View This Study - Citation No: 5103
Title Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity: Evidence for a Novel Neurological Syndrome.
Reference Int J Neurosci., Vol. 121, Pg. 670 - 676, 2011
Author(s) McCarty D. E., Carrubba S., Chesson A. L., Frilot C., Gonzalez-Toledo E., Marino A. A.
PubMed UID 21793784
Project ID 2052
 
View This Study - Citation No: 5432 (Letter to the Editor)
Title LETTER TO THE EDITOR: ELECTROMAGNETIC HYPERSENSITIVITY.
Reference Int J Neurosci., Vol. 122, Pg. 405 - (2 pages), 2012
Author(s) Coggon D.
PubMed UID 22435396
Project ID 2052
 
View This Study - Citation No: 5433 (Letter to the Editor)
Title Letter to the editor: electromagnetic hypersensitivity.
Reference Int J Neurosci., Vol. 122, Pg. 401 - (1 page), 2012
Author(s) Rubin G. J., Cleare A. J., Wessely S.
PubMed UID 22176592
Project ID 2052
 
View This Study - Citation No: 5434 (Letter to the Editor)
Title Electromagnetic hypersensitivity syndrome revisited again.
Reference Int J Neurosci., Vol. 123, Pg. 593 - 594, 2013
Author(s) Marino A. A.
PubMed UID 23410192
Project ID 2052
 
View This Study - Citation No: 6787
Title SENSORY TRANSDUCTION OF WEAK ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS: ROLE OF GLUTAMATE NEUROTRANSMISSION MEDIATED BY NMDA RECEPTORS.
Reference Neuroscience., Vol. 258, Pg. 184 - 191, 2014
Author(s) Frilot II C., Carrubba S., Marino A. A.
PubMed UID
Project ID 2052
 
View This Study - Citation No: 6817
Title Theta burst stimulation of the prefrontal cortex: safety and impact on cognition, mood, and resting electroencephalogram.
Reference Biol Psychiatry., Vol. 65, Pg. 778 - 784, 2009
Author(s) Grossheinrich N., Rau A., Pogarell O., Hennig-Fast K., Padberg F., et al. .
PubMed UID 19070834
Project ID 2722
 
View This Study - Citation No: 8106
Title A 50-Hz electromagnetic field impairs sleep.
Reference Journal of sleep research., Vol. 8, Pg. 77 - 81, 1999
Author(s) Akerstedt T., Arnetz B., Ficca G., Paulsson L. E., Kallner A.
PubMed UID
Project ID 2975