Magnetic Nerve Stimulation and Effects of Magnetic Fields on Biological, Physical and Chemical Processes

Biological effects of magnetic fields are classified into three categories; the effects of (1) time-varying magnetic fields, (2) DC or static magnetic fields, and (3) multiplication of both static fields and other energy such as light and radiation. For each category, a different strategic approach is required to shed light on the biomagnetic effects.

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