Short-term radiofrequency exposure from new generation mobile phones reduces EEG alpha power with no effects on cognitive performance
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Zsuzsanna Vecsei | Balázs Knakker | Péter Juhász | György Thuróczy | Attila Trunk | István Hernádi | I. Hernádi | G. Thuróczy | Péter Juhász | Balázs Knakker | A. Trunk | Zsuzsanna Vecsei | Attila Trunk
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