[LINK] electromagnetic fields effect brain activity.

[Stewart Fist]

If anyone is interested in the subject of EMF and biology, including its
effect on sleep, etc.  they can find a thousand or so scientific research
abstracts at my electric-words site, now held by EMFacts.

<http://electricwords.emfacts.com/>

The specific sleep study and general EEG material is at

<http://electricwords.emfacts.com/index-EEG.html>

However, be wary about jumping to too many conclusions.  EEG variations rely
on interpretation and the results are very variable. This type of EMF
research is notorious for the flood of quick-and-dirty research reports
churned out by PhDs wanting a quick credit.  They often use only a dozen or
so students as subjects, and claim to find all sorts of
attention/non-attention, headache/ear warmth &  etc. effects

The value of having access to an EEG for a scientist is that he can produce
a cite-able report paper in an afternoon's work at zero cost.

The team led by Neils Kuster at the Uni of Zurich, however, is one of the
better ones.  



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