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Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine|June 15, 2006
Suppression of natural killer cell activity on Candida stellatoidea by a 50 Hz magnetic fieldAyse G Canseven, Nesrin Seyhan, Saeid Mirshahidi, et al.Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine|June 5, 2025
Effects of 2100 MHz radio-frequency fields on brain tissues and plasma of normal rats and obese ratsSevilay Günay, Kevser Delen, Enis Taha Özkan, et al.Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine|October 21, 2025
Electromagnetic fields and oxidative stress: The link to the development of cancer, neurological diseases, and behavioral disordersŽeljko LekovićElectromagnetic Biology and Medicine|October 3, 2025
Quantitative analysis and trends in the study of the effects of electromagnetic radiation on the nervous system from a bibliometric perspectiveKetao Liang, Wenying Zhou, Xueqin Li, et al.Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine|June 29, 2025
Design and performance evaluation of magnetic hyperthermia instrument with embedded PI controlMou Chatterjee, Sandip PalElectromagnetic Biology and Medicine|July 8, 2025
Protective effects of quercetin against 3.5 GHz RF radiation-induced thyroid dysfunction and oxidative stress in ratsHava Bektas, Burcu Buse Bese Akgun, Serife Cakir, et al.Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine|May 21, 2025
Exploring the influence of Schumann resonance and electromagnetic fields on bioelectricity and human healthIgor NelsonElectromagnetic Biology and Medicine|May 6, 2025
Investigation of the effects of terahertz ablation treatment on different cancersM Dilruba Geyikoglu, Hilal Koc Polat, Bulent Cavusoglu, et al.Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine|September 19, 2025
An intelligent model approach for dynamic prediction of magnetized Jeffrey blood flow carrying penta-hybrid nanoparticles in a catheterized electrified arterial annulusPuja Paul, Sanatan Das, Poly Karmakar, et al.Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine|August 12, 2025
Combined effects of agomelatine and 2600 MHz radiofrequency field on inflammation induced by chronic lipopolysaccharide administrationSinem Oruç, Sevilay Günay, Bahriye Sirav Aral, et al.Pageof 74