“…Major depressive illness is associated with disturbances of pituitary-adrenal function with chronic high cortisol levels and disruption of normal circadian cortisol profiles (Linkowski et al, 1985). Depression, suicide and headache have been linked to exposure to electromagnetic fields (Baris et al, 1996;Baris and Armstrong, 1990;Beale et al, 1997;Brown et al, 1987;Dowson et al, 1988;Kay, 1994;McIntyre et al, 1989;McMahan et al, 1994;Perry et al, 1981;Perry et al, 1989;Poole et al, 1993;Reichmanis et al, 1979;Savitz et al, 1994;Semm et al, 1980;Van Wijngaarden et al, 2000;Verkasalo et al, 1997;Welker et al, 1983;Wilson, 1998). Chronic exposure to electromagnetic fields has also been linked to neurologic changes including amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, cognitive impairment and spatial disorientation (Johansen and Olsen, 1998;Lai, 1996;Lai andCarino, 1998, 1999;.…”