Biological Effects of Magnetic Fields
Author: S Zannella
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Description: Biological Effects of Magnetic Fields por S Zannella reviews the interactions between magnetic fields and living matter, focusing on static and ELF fields. This article highlights potential health risks and international guidelines, offering a valuable overview for those interested in the safety aspects of biomagnetism.
Pages: 14
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