ID Number		1526
Study Type		Human / Provocation
Model		RF exposure to self reported hypersensitive individuals and analysis of sleep quality and EEG
Details		Volunteers (self identified hypersensitive) evaluated in their home for sleep quality while simultaneously monitoring broadband RF from various sources including broadcast towers, mobile phone base stations, etc. During sleep, a special shielding fabric (blocking RF at 80 MHz to 2.56 GHz) was draped around the bed (including underneath) and was "activated" in a blinded and randomized manner so neither the subject nor technician could identify sham vs. exposed sleep conditions. Sleep quality was assessed by subsequent questionnaire (although results were not yet given as the blinded code has not yet been broken). The authors did report, however, that GSM base station signals were not the dominant contributor to RF within subjects' homes.
Findings		No Effects
Status		Completed Without Publication
Principal Investigator		Graz University of Technology, Austria
Funding Agency		FGF, Germany, BfS, Germany, DMF, Germany
Country		AUSTRIA
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