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Genetic damage in humans exposed to extremely low-frequency electromagnetic fields.
vitro and in vivo investigations, there is no established causal relationship yet. However, human cytogenetic biomonitoring studies that were conducted in the past show predominantly positive results, ...
The Cytome Assay as a Tool to Investigate the Possible Association Between Exposure to Extremely Low Frequency Magnetic Fields and an Increased Risk for Alzheimer's Disease.
indicating that fields above 50 μT may induce chromosome instabilities as those found in AD patients. It should be stressed yet that results from the few published experimental studies on ELF- MF and AD are ...