Effects of 5G radiofrequencies (26 GHz) in healthy and depressive subjects: A behavioral approach of electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS) in male and female rats
Adrien Vérité, Brigitte Cosquer, Maté Döbrössy, Pierre Veinante, Niels Kuster, Isaac Alonso Marin, Myles Capstick, Jean Christophe Cassel, Anne Pereira de Vasconcelos · FENS Forum 2024
Over the past 2 decades, the use of cellular mobile communication has increased exponentially, leading to a global rise of the worldwide population's exposure to artificial radiofrequencies (RF). Some individuals report being sensitive to these RF signals (electromagnetic hypersensitivity, EHS). We investigated in adult rats the effects of a chronic exposure to a 5G RF signal (26 GHz, OFDM, Incident Power Density average = 2.4 W/m2 with a peak value = 650 W/m2, 4 weeks, 4hrs/day) on affective symptomatology (depression, anxiety, pain) and memory (learning, retrieval, extinction). The project u
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