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• 2015, Hedendahl L, Carlberg M, Hardell L
  Electromagnetic hypersensitivity - an increasing challenge to the medical profession [basics]
  Rev Environ Health 30 (4): 209-215
• 2014, Kücer N, Pamukcu T
  [details] Self-reported symptoms associated with exposure to electromagnetic fields: a questionnaire study [epidem.]
  Electromagn Biol Med 33 (1): 15-17
• 2013, Ramsay PS
  Heinrich Hertz, the Father of Frequency [basics]
  Neurodiagn J 53 (1): 3-26
• 2013, Mortazavi SM, Shirazi KR, Mortazavi G
  [details] The study of the effects of ionizing and non-ionizing radiations on birth weight of newborns to exposed mothers [epidem.]
  J Nat Sci Biol Med 4 (1): 213-217
• 2011, Hanna SA, Motai Y, Varhue W, Titcomb S
  Measurement evaluations of static and low frequency magnetic fields in the near field region [tech./dosim.]
  Measurement 44 (8): 1412-1421
• 2011, Mortazavi SM, Atefi M, Kholghi F
  [details] The pattern of mobile phone use and prevalence of self-reported symptoms in elementary and junior high school students in Shiraz, Iran [epidem.]
  Iran J Med Sci 36 (2): 96-103
• 2010, Bednarek K
  Electromagnetic action of heavy-current equipment operating with power frequency [tech./dosim.]
  Int J Occup Saf Ergon 16 (3): 357-368
• 2007, Mortazavi SM, Ahmadi J, Shariati M
  [details] Prevalence of subjective poor health symptoms associated with exposure to electromagnetic fields among university students [epidem.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 28 (4): 326-330
• 2005, Carbonari K, Goncalves L, Roth D, Moreira P, Fernandez R, da Gra M
  Increased micronucleated cell frequency related to exposure to radiation emitted by computer cathode ray tube video display monitors [med./bio.]
  Genet Mol Biol 28 (3): 469-474
• 2005, Ishihara I, Ikushima M, Horikawa J, Haraga M, Kawamoto R, Murase C, Tashiro T, Tsutsui Y, Kawashima M, Kasai H, Yamazaki S, Majima Y, Kurokawa Y
  [details] A very low level of magnetic field exposure does not affect a participant's mental fatigue and stress as much as VDT work [med./bio.]
  J UOEH 27 (1): 25-40