Referenser till vetenskapligt validerad och publicerad forskning – exempel
1. Pathophysiology 16, medicine 2009 (Temanummer om EMF)
I femton (15) kapitel presenterar forskare från sex länder resultat kring hälsorisker
för människor och djur av lågfrekventa elektromagnetiska fält (ELF EMF) och
radiofrekvent strålning (RF EMR).
Pressmeddelande: http://www.bioinitiative.org/press_release/index.htm
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