Bevington Letter to Editor re: WHO systematic review of RF-EMF effects in human experimental

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    "summary": "This record describes a Letter to the Editor by Bevington commenting on a WHO systematic review of human experimental studies of RF-EMF exposure and self-reported symptoms. Based on the title/description, the letter argues that available evidence shows adverse symptoms from acute non-thermal RF-EMF exposure. No abstract or additional methodological details are provided here.",
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        "This is a Letter to the Editor commenting on a WHO systematic review (Bosch-Capblanch et al., 2024) about RF-EMF and self-reported symptoms.",
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        "The underlying topic concerns human experimental studies and self-reported symptoms.",
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        "Specific exposure parameters (frequency, SAR, duration) are not reported beyond “acute non-thermal”.",
        "No sample size or quantitative findings are provided in the provided text."
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