Your table 3 shows a few stat sig differences (student t test) but there appears to be no correction for multiple comparisons, I am pretty sure that the stat sig would go away with correction. Almost perfect null experiment!.

I did the analysis using Welch's test and nothing was stat. sign. Here is a plot of mean + CIs. The effect size is too small to be of any real significance - almost a perfect null experiment. 10 min post (40 min post is about the same):

Well said Grok.

Doctors Could Hack the Nervous System With Ultrasound

"Exposure to radiofrequency electromagnetic fields and IARC carcinogen assessment: Risk of Bias preliminary literature assessment for 10 key characteristics of human carcinogens" Kenneth R. Foster.Department of Bioengineering.University of Pennsylvania.

I am still seeing crackpot statements and theories by leaders of “TI” on X- weaponization of cell towers, using a megaphone to detect EMF emitted by the body. They should just stop it, destroys their credibility.

"The overlooked burden of persistent physical symptoms: a call for action in European healthcare" — Read it on @ResearchGate:

Martin Röösli #bioem #news #blog via @bioem.

Reportage à Green Bank, « prison dorée » des électrohypersensibles

“A challenging thing to do using smart home sensors is detecting when you're in bed…A mmWave sensor is a better solution.”. Can also detect motion of someone in bed, it seems. Think of the (mis)uses.

You can use mmWave sensors to monitor presence rather than simply detecting motion. Source: How-To Geek.Shared via the Google app

Comprehensive review of computational dosimetry for RF (chiefly > 6 GHz).Recent Advances and Future Perspective in Computational Bioelectromagnetics for Exposure Assessments - Diao - 2025 - Bioelectromagnetics - Wiley Online Library

RT @dave_ehs: @unioctopus . as an RF meter easily shows. .

Numerical dosimetry of specific absorption rate of insects exposed to far-field radiofrequency electromagnetic fields: International Journal of Radiation Biology: .Senior author is director of the RF and mm-wave research at City University of New York,

Excellent article today by Katelyn Jetelina on Your Local Epidemiologist discussing "HHS picks, the House subcommittee report, and pandemic revisionism". "Covid policies did not get everything right, and we . [must] learn from past mistakes and not reject valid criticism".