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Effects of GSM signals on auditory evoked responses.

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Maby E, Jeannes RL, Faucon G, Liegeois-Chauvel C, De Seze R. · 2005

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The study found a difference in correlation coefficients between control and experimental sessions but could not determine the effect of RFs on human health.

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Researchers investigated correlation coefficients between auditory evoked potentials and their spectra to detect a possible difference due to RFs. A difference in correlation coefficients between control and experimental sessions was observed, but the effect of RFs on human health could not be deduced.

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In this study, the correlation coefficients computed between AEPs, as well as the correlation coefficients between spectra of AEPs were investigated to detect a possible difference due to RFs.

A difference in the correlation coefficients computed in control and experimental sessions was obser...

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Maby E, Jeannes RL, Faucon G, Liegeois-Chauvel C, De Seze R. (2005). Effects of GSM signals on auditory evoked responses. Bioelectromagnetics. 26(5):341-350, 2005.
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@article{e_2005_effects_of_gsm_signals_2401,
  author = {Maby E and Jeannes RL and Faucon G and Liegeois-Chauvel C and De Seze R.},
  title = {Effects of GSM signals on auditory evoked responses.},
  year = {2005},
  
  url = {https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15887252/},
}
PubMed: 15887252

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The study investigated correlation coefficients between auditory evoked potentials and their spectra to detect a possible difference due to RFs.
A difference in correlation coefficients between control and experimental sessions was observed.
It was difficult to deduce the effect of RFs on human health.