Special issue editorial: In vivo experimental studies of prenatal and neonatal exposures to EMF provide grounds for epidemiological surveillance and precaution

Authors: Kaplan S, Davis DL, Steinbusch HWM

Year: 2023 Feb 1

Category: Neuroscience

Journal: J Chem Neuroanat

DOI: 10.1016/j.jchemneu.2023.102238

URL: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36736746

Abstract

Overview

The proliferation of wireless communication tools like mobile phones raises significant health concerns, particularly regarding the effects of electromagnetic fields (EMF) on human health. This editorial underscores the necessity for rigorous research into the impacts of EMFs, especially given their proximity to sensitive body areas such as the brain.

Findings

  • Detailed examination of the effects of varying EMF frequencies emitted by mobile phones on brain function.
  • Preliminary evidence suggests a possible link to a wide array of neurological problems, potentially including behavioral issues, autism, and other severe neuronal conditions.

Conclusion

This focussed issue highlights the critical need for epidemiological studies to further explore the neurodevelopmental impact of EMF exposure. There is a strong recommendation for reducing EMF exposure among vulnerable groups such as children, pregnant women, and men planning fatherhood, based on current experimental findings.

EMF exposure prenatal exposure neonatal exposure neurological effects wireless communication health risks epidemiological surveillance
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