REV-015 / Consensus report

Biomarkers and imaging in electrohypersensitivity research

Belpomme et al. · 2021 · International journal of molecular sciences

What this paper brings together

A 2021 international author report arguing for molecular biomarkers and imaging in EHS research; Martin Pall is among its co-authors.

The authors’ synthesis or proposal

A multi-author report argues for objective clinical characterisation and biomarker/imaging research in EHS and critiques the diagnostic and endpoint assumptions of provocation studies.

Reading the connections carefully

Consensus among these signatories is not universal scientific consensus. Advocacy and interpretation overlap with earlier clinical publications; this is not a new patient cohort or validated diagnostic test.

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Original paper

Dominique Belpomme; George L Carlo; Philippe Irigaray; David O Carpenter; Lennart Hardell; Michael Kundi; Igor Belyaev; Magda Havas; Franz Adlkofer; Gunnar Heuser; Anthony B Miller; Daniela Caccamo; Chiara De Luca; Lebrecht von Klitzing; Martin L Pall; Priyanka Bandara; Yael Stein; Cindy Sage; Morando Soffritti; Devra Davis; Joel M Moskowitz; S M J Mortazavi; Martha R Herbert; Hanns Moshammer; Gerard Ledoigt; Robert Turner; Anthony Tweedale; Pilar Muñoz-Calero; Iris Udasin; Tarmo Koppel; Ernesto Burgio; André Vander Vorst. The Critical Importance of Molecular Biomarkers and Imaging in the Study of Electrohypersensitivity. A Scientific Consensus International Report. International journal of molecular sciences. 2021. doi:10.3390/ijms22147321.

Authors: Dominique Belpomme; George L Carlo; Philippe Irigaray; David O Carpenter; Lennart Hardell; Michael Kundi; Igor Belyaev; Magda Havas; Franz Adlkofer; Gunnar Heuser; Anthony B Miller; Daniela Caccamo; Chiara De Luca; Lebrecht von Klitzing; Martin L Pall; Priyanka Bandara; Yael Stein; Cindy Sage; Morando Soffritti; Devra Davis; Joel M Moskowitz; S M J Mortazavi; Martha R Herbert; Hanns Moshammer; Gerard Ledoigt; Robert Turner; Anthony Tweedale; Pilar Muñoz-Calero; Iris Udasin; Tarmo Koppel; Ernesto Burgio; André Vander Vorst