“Anthropogenic RF EMFs Elicit Neuropathic Pain in an Amputation Model,” PLoS1, January 13, 2016.
“Our animal study supports anecdotal reports indicating that RF EMFs serve as a trigger for post-neurotomy pain. Further, it suggests that those who have suffered a nerve injury or other types of peripheral nerve pathology may be prone to RF EMF-induced pain. The fact that uninjured animals showed no response…is also in agreement with most scientific reports and the overwhelming view that, under normal circumstances, anthropogenic EMFs in the reported range causes no pain. Thus, this study offers a possible explanation for contradicting accounts…” SAR was 0.36 W/Kg at the skin surface. See also press release from the University of Texas, Dallas.
