There are 20 studies that match your criteria (5 of which are reviews, comments, or miscellaneous).
Criteria: Study Type=Human / Provocation,Freq Range=300 kHz - 300 GHz (RF/mmW/THz),Study Subtype=Behavior, Neurochemistry, Neuropathology

View This Study - Citation No: 3973
Title	FM RADIO AND TV TOWER SIGNALS CAN CAUSE SPONTANEOUS HAND MOVEMENTS NEAR MOVING RF REFLECTOR
Reference	Pathophysiol, Vol. 16, Pg. 201 - 204, 2009
Author(s)	Huttunen P., Hanninen O., Myllyla R.
PubMed UID	19268549
Project ID	1918
View This Study - Citation No: 5044
Title	Effects of Cell Phone Radiofrequency Signal Exposure on Brain Glucose Metabolism.
Reference	JAMA., Vol. 305, Pg. 808 - 813, 2011
Author(s)	Volkow N. D., Tomasi D., Wang G. J., Vaska P., Fowler J. S., et al. .
PubMed UID	21343580
Project ID	2248
View This Study - Citation No: 5045 (Letter to the Editor)
Title	Cell phone radiofrequency radiation exposure and brain glucose metabolism.
Reference	JAMA., Vol. 305, Pg. 828 - 829, 2011
Author(s)	Lai H., Hardell L.
PubMed UID	21343585
Project ID	2248
View This Study - Citation No: 5328
Title	The alteration of spontaneous low frequency oscillations caused by acute electromagnetic fields exposure.
Reference	Clin Neurophysiol., Vol. 125, Pg. 277 - 286, 2014
Author(s)	Lv B., Chen Z., Wu T., Shao Q., Xie Y., et al. .
PubMed UID	24012322
Project ID	2317
View This Study - Citation No: 5418
Title	The alteration of spontaneous low frequency oscillations caused by acute electromagnetic fields exposure.
Reference	Clinical Neurophysiology., Vol. 125, Pg. 277 - 286, 2014
Author(s)	Lv B., Chen Z., Wu T., Shao Q., Yan D., et al. .
PubMed UID	24012322
Project ID	2344
View This Study - Citation No: 6392
Title	Long-Term Evolution Electromagnetic Fields Exposure Modulates the Resting State EEG on Alpha and Beta Bands.
Reference	Clin EEG Neurosci., Vol. 48, Pg. 168 - 175, 2017
Author(s)	Yang L., Chen Q., Lv B., Wu T.
PubMed UID	27118764
Project ID	2317
View This Study - Citation No: 6414
Title	Acute effects of 3G mobile phone radiations on frontal haemodynamics during a cognitive task in teenagers and possible protective value of Om chanting.
Reference	Int Rev Psychiatry., Vol. 28, Pg. 288 - 298, 2016
Author(s)	Bhargav H., Varambally S., Mooventhan A., Bista S., Singh D., et al. .
PubMed UID	27266893
Project ID	2607
View This Study - Citation No: 6439
Title	Cortical processing during smartphone text messaging.
Reference	Epilepsy Behav., Vol. 59, Pg. 117 - 121, 2016
Author(s)	Tatum W. O., DiCiaccio B., Yelvington K. H.
PubMed UID	27131913
Project ID	2615
View This Study - Citation No: 6665
Title	Acute effects of mobile phone radiations on subtle energy levels of teenagers using electrophotonic imaging technique: A randomized controlled study.
Reference	Int J Yoga., Vol. 10, Pg. 16 - 23, 2017
Author(s)	Bhargav H., Srinivasan T. M., Bista S., Mooventhan A., Suresh V., et al. .
PubMed UID	28149083
Project ID	2607
View This Study - Citation No: 7611
Title	Functional and Network Analyses of Human Exposure to Long-Term Evolution Signal.
Reference	Env Sci Pollut Res Int., Vol. 28, Pg. 5773 - 5773, 2020
Author(s)	Yang L., Zhang C., Chen Z., Li C., Wu T.
PubMed UID	32974829
Project ID	2317
View This Study - Citation No: 7973
Title	Effect of duration of smartphone use on muscle fatigue and pain caused by forward head posture in adults.
Reference	J. Phys. Ther. Sci., Vol. 28, Pg. 1669 - 1672, 2016
Author(s)	Kim S. Y., Koo S. J.
PubMed UID
Project ID	2950
View This Study - Citation No: 8298
Title	Involuntary human hand movements due to FM radio waves in a moving van.
Reference	Acta physiologica Hungarica., Vol. 98, Pg. 157 - 164, 2011
Author(s)	Huttunen P., Savinainen A., Hanninen O., Myllyla R.
PubMed UID	21616774
Project ID	1918
View This Study - Citation No: 8350 (Letter to the Editor)
Title	Cell phone activation and brain glucose metabolism.
Reference	JAMA., Vol. 305, Pg. 2066 - 2068, 2011
Author(s)	Kosowsky A., Swanson E., Gerjuoy E.
PubMed UID	21610234
Project ID	2248
View This Study - Citation No: 8351 (Letter to the Editor)
Title	Cell phone activation and brain glucose metabolism.
Reference	JAMA., Vol. 305, Pg. 2066 - 2067, 2011
Author(s)	Davis C. C., Balzano Q.
PubMed UID	21610233
Project ID	2248
View This Study - Citation No: 8402 (Letter to the Editor)
Title	Cell phone activation and brain glucose metabolism.
Reference	JAMA., Vol. 305, Pg. 2067 - , 2011
Author(s)	Nordstrom C. H.
PubMed UID	21610235
Project ID	2248
View This Study - Citation No: 8687
Title	No Alteration between Intrinsic Connectivity Networks by a Pilot Study on Localized Exposure to the Fourth-Generation Wireless Communication Signals.
Reference	Front Public Health. , Vol. 9, Pg. 734370 - , 2022
Author(s)	Yang L., Liu Q., Zhou Y., Wang X., Wu T., Chen Z.
PubMed UID	35096727
Project ID	2317
View This Study - Citation No: 8693
Title	Mobile Phone Radiation Deflects Brain Energy Homeostasis and Prompts Human Food Ingestion.
Reference	Nutients., Vol. 14, Pg. 339 - , 2022
Author(s)	Wardzinski E. K., Jauch-Chara K., Haars S., Melchert U. H., Scholand-Engle H. G., Oltmanns K. M.
PubMed UID	35057520
Project ID	3052
View This Study - Citation No: 8876
Title	Modulation of resting-state brain functional connectivity by exposure to acute fourth-generation long-term evolution electromagnetic field: An fMRI study.
Reference	Bioelectromagnetics. , Vol. 40, Pg. 42 - 51, 2019
Author(s)	Wei Y. W., Yang J. Y., Chen Z. Y., Wu T. N., Lv B.
PubMed UID	30562416
Project ID	2317
View This Study - Citation No: 8877
Title	Functional and network analyses of human exposure to long-term evolution signal. (Functional MRI before and after exposure)
Reference	Environ. Sci. Pollut. R., Vol. 28, Pg. 5755 - 5773, 2021
Author(s)	Yang L., Zhang C., Chen Z. Y., Li C. S., Wu T. N.
PubMed UID	32974829
Project ID	2317
View This Study - Citation No: 8895 (Letter to the Editor)
Title	Comment on Wardzinski et al. Mobile Phone Radiation Deflects Brain Energy Homeostasis and Prompts Human Food Ingestion. Nutrients 2022, 14, 339.
Reference	Nutrients. , Vol. 14, Pg. 2948 - , 2022
Author(s)	Witthoft M., Koteles F., Szemerszky R.
PubMed UID	35889905
Project ID	3052