Abstract
This paper is to report on: (i) review of published research on neurophysiological effects of EMF; and, (ii) experiments carried out, to date, to determine whether 50 Hz Electric and Magnetic Field (EMF) similar to those associated with electric power transmission lines or appliance use affect the human brain function. The literature review indicated only very few experimental research have been reported. Our experiments were to measure the human brain reaction time and mental rotation under the EMF and sham exposure. No statistically significant differences were observed due to field status.
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Sadafi, H. A., Wood, A. W., & Silberstein, R. B. (1998). Effects of EMF on the human brain activity. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Bioelectromagnetism (pp. 113–114). IEEE. https://doi.org/10.1109/icbem.1998.666421
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