![]() There is a need for a new direction in studying sensitivity to EMF. Such research approach produces only subjective and therefore highly unreliable data that is insufficient to prove, or to disprove, causality link between EHS and EMF. ![]() It is time to drop out psychology driven provocation studies that ask about feelings-based non-specific symptoms experienced by volunteers under EMF exposure. It is logical to consider that the sensitivity to EMF exists but the scientific methodology used to find it is of insufficient quality. However, as presented in this review, the executed to-date scientific studies, examining sensitivity to EMF, are of poor quality to find the link between EMF exposures and sensitivity symptoms of some people. So far, scientists were unable to find causality link between symptoms experienced by sensitive persons and the exposures to EMF. While the experienced symptoms are currently considered as a real life impairment, the factor causing these symptoms remains unclear. Sensitivity is characterized by a broad variety of non-specific symptoms that the sensitive people claim to experience when exposed to EMF. Part of the population considers themselves as sensitive to the man-made electromagnetic radiation (EMF) emitted by powerlines, electric wiring, electric home appliance and the wireless communication devices and networks.
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