There are 31 studies that match your criteria (3 of which are reviews, comments, or miscellaneous).
Criteria: Study Type=Epidemiology,Freq Range=300 kHz - 300 GHz (RF/mmW/THz),Study Subtype=EEG, Event Related Potentials, Sleep Disturbances

View This Study - Citation No: 485
Title	BIOELECTRICAL BRAIN ACTIVITY IN WORKERS EXPOSED TO ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS
Reference	Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci., Vol. 724, Pg. 435 - 437, 1994
Author(s)	Bielski J.
PubMed UID	8030972
Project ID	164
View This Study - Citation No: 571 (Non-English Language)
Title	BIOELECTRICAL BRAIN ACTIVITY IN EMPLOYEES EXPOSED TO VARIOUS FREQUENCIES OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS
Reference	Pol Tyg Lek, Vol. 31, Pg. 1369 - 1372, 1976
Author(s)	Bielski J., Sawinska A., Pianowska J., Gruszka .
PubMed UID
Project ID	164
View This Study - Citation No: 5411
Title	Evaluation of mobile phone addiction level and sleep quality in university students.
Reference	Pak J Med Sci., Vol. 29, Pg. 913 - 918, 2013
Author(s)	Sahin S., Ozdemir K., Unsal A., Temiz N.
PubMed UID	24353658
Project ID	2342
View This Study - Citation No: 6321
Title	Impact of Media Use on Adolescent Sleep Efficiency.
Reference	J Dev Behav Pediatr., Vol. 37, Pg. 9 - 14, 2016
Author(s)	Fobian A. D., Avis K., Schwebel D. C.
PubMed UID	26651090
Project ID	2568
View This Study - Citation No: 6322
Title	Adolescents' electronic media use at night, sleep disturbance, and depressive symptoms in the smartphone age.
Reference	J Youth Adolesc., Vol. 44, Pg. 405 - 418, 2015
Author(s)	Lemola S., Perkinson-Gloor N., Brand S., Dewald-Kaufmann J. F., Grob A.
PubMed UID	25204836
Project ID	2569
View This Study - Citation No: 6356
Title	Association between overuse of mobile phones on quality of sleep and general health among occupational health and safety students.
Reference	Chronobiology International: The Journal of Biological and Medical Rhythm Research., Vol. 33, Pg. 293 - 300, 2016
Author(s)	Eyvazloua M., Zareib E., Rahimic A., Abazarid M.
PubMed UID	26942630
Project ID	2584
View This Study - Citation No: 6362
Title	Environmental Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Fields Exposure at Home, Mobile and Cordless Phone Use, and Sleep Problems in 7-Year-Old Children.
Reference	PLoS One., Vol. 10(10) , Pg. e0139869 - , 2015
Author(s)	Huss A., van Eijsden M., Guxens M., Beekhuizen J., Vermeulen R., et al. .
PubMed UID	26509676
Project ID	2587
View This Study - Citation No: 6363
Title	Symptoms and Cognitive Functions in Adolescents in Relation to Mobile Phone Use during Night.
Reference	PLoS One., Vol. 10(7), Pg. - , 2015
Author(s)	Schoeni A., Roser K., Röösli M.
PubMed UID	26222312
Project ID	2588
View This Study - Citation No: 6415
Title	Outdoor and indoor sources of residential radiofrequency electromagnetic fields, personal cell phone and cordless phone use, and cognitive function in 5-6 years old children.
Reference	Environ Res. , Vol. 150, Pg. 364 - 374, 2016
Author(s)	Guxens M., Vermeulen R., Beekhuizen J., Kromhout H., Huss A., et al. .
PubMed UID	27348251
Project ID	2587
View This Study - Citation No: 6432
Title	Problematic Mobile Phone Use of Swiss Adolescents: Is It Linked with Mental Health or Behaviour?
Reference	International Journal of Public Health., Vol. 61, Pg. 307 - 315, 2016
Author(s)	Roser K., Schoeni A., Foerster M., Roosli M.
PubMed UID	26450576
Project ID	2588
View This Study - Citation No: 6450
Title	Symptoms in Swiss adolescents in relation to exposure from fixed site transmitters: a prospective cohort study.
Reference	Environmental Health. , Vol. 15, Pg. 77 - 8 pages, 2016
Author(s)	Schoeni A., Roser K., Burgi A., Roosli M.
PubMed UID	27422272
Project ID	2588
View This Study - Citation No: 6488
Title	Exposure to radiofrequency electromagnetic fields and sleep quality: a prospective cohort study.
Reference	PLoS One., Vol. 7(5), Pg. e37455 - doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.003745, 2012
Author(s)	Mohler E., Frei P., Frohlich J., Braun-Fahrländer C., Roosli M.
PubMed UID	22624036
Project ID	2631
View This Study - Citation No: 6497
Title	Mobile phone use, behavioural problems and concentration capacity in adolescents: A prospective study.
Reference	Int J Hyg Environ Health., Vol. 219, Pg. 759 - 769, 2016
Author(s)	Roser K., Schoeni A., Röösli M.
PubMed UID	27665258
Project ID	2588
View This Study - Citation No: 6621 (Dosimetry)
Title	Personal radiofrequency electromagnetic field exposure measurements in Swiss adolescents.
Reference	Environ Int., Vol. 99, Pg. 303 - 314, 2017
Author(s)	Roser K., Schoeni A., Struchen B., Frohlich J., Röösli M.
PubMed UID	28038972
Project ID	2588
View This Study - Citation No: 6643
Title	Memory performance, wireless communication and exposure to radiofrequency electromagnetic fields: a prospective cohort study in adolescents.
Reference	Environ. Int., Vol. 85, Pg. 343 - 351, 2015
Author(s)	Schoeni A., Roser K., Röösli M.
PubMed UID
Project ID	2588
View This Study - Citation No: 6671
Title	Symptoms and the use of wireless communication devices: A prospective cohort study in Swiss adolescents.
Reference	Environ Res., Vol. 154, Pg. 275 - 283, 2017
Author(s)	Schoeni A., Roser K., Röösli M.
PubMed UID	28113068
Project ID	2588
View This Study - Citation No: 7066
Title	Radiofrequency electromagnetic fields, screen time, and emotional and behavioural problems in 5-year-old children.
Reference	International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health., Vol. 222, Pg. 188 - 194, 2019
Author(s)	Guxens M., Vermeulen R., Steenkamer I., Kromhout H., Huss A.
PubMed UID	30314943
Project ID	2587
View This Study - Citation No: 7165
Title	A prospective cohort study of adolescents' memory performance and individual brain dose of microwave radiation from wireless communication.
Reference	Environmental Health Perspectives. , Vol. 126, Pg. 077007 - (13 pages), 2018
Author(s)	Foerster M., Thielens A., Joseph W., Eeftens M., Röösli M.
PubMed UID	30044230
Project ID	2588
View This Study - Citation No: 7254
Title	Mobile phones: A trade-off between speech intelligibility and exposure to noise levels and to radio-frequency electromagnetic fields.
Reference	Environmental Research., Vol. 175, Pg. 1 - 10, 2019
Author(s)	Thielens A., Bockstael A., Aerts S., Martens L., Joseph W., et al. .
PubMed UID	31096087
Project ID	2588
View This Study - Citation No: 7421
Title	Patterns, influencing factors and mediating effects of smartphone use [SU] and problematic smartphone use [PSU] among migrant workers in Shanghai, China.
Reference	Int Health., Vol. 11, Pg. 533 - 544, 2019
Author(s)	Wang F., Lan Y., Li J., Dai J., Zheng P., Fu .
PubMed UID
Project ID	2869
View This Study - Citation No: 7709
Title	The associations of long-time mobile phone use with sleep disturbances and mental distress in technical college students: a prospective cohort study.
Reference	Sleep., Vol. 42, Pg. doi: 10.1093/sleep/zsy213 - ,
Author(s)	Liu S., Wing Y. K., Hao Y., Li W., Zhang J., Zhang B.
PubMed UID	30395300
Project ID	2908
View This Study - Citation No: 7919
Title	Health Disturbances and Exposure to Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Fields from Mobile-phone Base Stations in French Urban Areas.
Reference	Environ Res., Vol. 193, Pg. 110583 - , 2021
Author(s)	Martin S., De Giudici P., Genier J. C., Cassagne E., Letertre T., et al. .
PubMed UID	33285159
Project ID	2934
View This Study - Citation No: 7920 (Dosimetry)
Title	Radiofrequency exposure of people living near mobile-phone base stations in France.
Reference	Environmental Research. , Vol. 194, Pg. 110500 - , 2021
Author(s)	De Giudici P., Genier J. C., Martin S., Evrard A. S., Letertre T., et al. .
PubMed UID
Project ID	2934
View This Study - Citation No: 7926
Title	The Effect of Smartphones on Daytime Sleepiness, Temporomandibular Disorders and Bruxism among Young Adults.
Reference	Quintessence Int. , Vol. 52, Pg. 548 - 559, 2021
Author(s)	Emodi-Perlman A., Hochhauser T., Winocur P., Friedman-Rubin P., Eli I.
PubMed UID
Project ID	2936
View This Study - Citation No: 7974
Title	Sleep and use of electronic devices in adolescence: results from a large population-based study.
Reference	BMJ Open., Vol. 5, Pg. e006748 - doi:10.1136/ bmjopen-2014-006748, 2015
Author(s)	Hysing M., Pallesen S., Stormark K. M., Jakobsen R., Lundervold A. J., Sivertsen B.
PubMed UID
Project ID	2951
View This Study - Citation No: 8079
Title	The possible effects of maternal electronic media device usage during pregnancy on children's sleep patterns.
Reference	Turk Arch Pediatr., Vol. 56, Pg. 254 - 260, 2021
Author(s)	Col N., Komurcu-Karuserci O., Demirel C.
PubMed UID	34104918
Project ID	2969
View This Study - Citation No: 8589
Title	Anxiety and Its Relationship with Sleep Disturbance and Problematic Smartphone Use among Chinese Medical Students during COVID-19 Home Confinement - A Structural Equation Model Analysis.
Reference	J Affect Disord., Vol. 296, Pg. 315 - 321, 2022
Author(s)	Song Y., Sznajder K., Cui C., Yang Y., Li Y., Yang. X.
PubMed UID	34600968
Project ID	3035
View This Study - Citation No: 8771
Title	The Effect of Mobile Phone Use at Night on the Sleep of Pre-Adolescent (8-11 Year), Early Adolescent (12-14 Year) and Late Adolescent (15-18 Year) Children: A Study of 252,195 Australian Children.
Reference	Sleep Health., Vol. 8, Pg. 277 - 282, 2022
Author(s)	Correa V. S., Centofanti S., Dorrian J., Wicking A., Wicking P., Lushington K.
PubMed UID	35400615
Project ID	3061
View This Study - Citation No: 8861
Title	Different aspects of electronic media use, symptoms and neurocognitive outcomes of children and adolescents in the rural Western Cape region of South Africa.
Reference	Environmental Research., Vol. 184, Pg. 109315 - , 2020
Author(s)	Chetty-Mhlanga S., Fuhrimann S., Eeftens M., Basera W., Roosli M., et al. .
PubMed UID	doi.org/10.1016/j.envres.2020.109315
Project ID	2588
View This Study - Citation No: 8880
Title	Texting/iPod dependence, executive function and sleep quality in college students.
Reference	Comput Human Behav., Vol. 49, Pg. 44 - 49, 2015
Author(s)	Ferraro F. R., Holfeld B., Frankl S., Frye N., Halvorson N.
PubMed UID	Doi: 10.1016/j.chb.2015.02.043
Project ID	3091
View This Study - Citation No: 9036
Title	Association of Increased Pain Intensity, Daytime Sleepiness, Poor Sleep Quality, and Quality of Life with Mobile Phone Overuse in Patients with Migraine: A Multicenter, Cross-Sectional Comparative Study.
Reference	Brain Behav., Vol. 12, Pg. e2760 - , 2022
Author(s)	Butt M., Chavarria Y., Ninmol J., Arif A. A., Tebha S. S., et al. .
PubMed UID	36128652
Project ID	3115