Neurophysiological effects of mobile phone electromagnetic fields on humans: A comprehensive review
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Giuseppe Curcio | Michele Ferrara | Fabio Moroni | Mario Bertini | E. Valentini | M. Bertini | M. Ferrara | G. Curcio | F. Moroni | L. Gennaro | Elia Valentini | L. De Gennaro | G. Curcio | L. de Gennaro | M. Bertini
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