There are 18 studies that match your criteria (1 of which are reviews, comments, or miscellaneous).
Criteria: Study Type=Human / Provocation,Freq Range=0 - 300 Hz (Static, ELF),Study Subtype=Blood Pressure, Heart Rate, Circulation, and Respiratory Rate

View This Study - Citation No: 4722
Title	THE CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSE TO AN ACUTE 1800-micro T, 60 Hz MAGNETIC FIELD EXPOSURE IN HUMANS.
Reference	Int Arch occup Environ Health., Vol. 83, Pg. 441 - 454, 2010
Author(s)	McNamee D. A., Corbacio M., Prato F. S., Tomas A. W., Legros A. G., et al. .
PubMed UID	19902234
Project ID	2151
View This Study - Citation No: 4849
Title	CHANGES IN PULSE RATE, RESPIRATORY RATE, BLOOD OXYGENATION, PERFUSION INDEX, SKIN CONDUCTANCE, AND THEIR VARIABILITY INDUCED DURING AND AFTER GROUNDING HUMAN SUBJECTS FOR 40 MINUTES
Reference	J Altern Complemet Med, Vol. 16, Pg. 81 - 87, 2010
Author(s)	Chevalier G.
PubMed UID	20064020
Project ID	2199
View This Study - Citation No: 6712
Title	Neurovegetative disturbances in workers exposed to 50 Hz electromagnetic fields.
Reference	Int J Occup Med Environ Health., Vol. 19, Pg. 53 - 60, 2006
Author(s)	Bortkiewicz A., Gadzicka E., Zmyslony M., Szymczak W.
PubMed UID	16881599
Project ID	2697
View This Study - Citation No: 6811
Title	Exposure to strong ELF magnetic fields does not alter cardiac autonomic control mechanisms.
Reference	Bioelectromagnetics., Vol. 21, Pg. 413 - 421, 2000
Author(s)	Graham C., Sastre A., Cook M. R., Gerkovich M. M., Riffle D. W.
PubMed UID	10972945
Project ID	2718
View This Study - Citation No: 6812
Title	Heart rate variability and physiological arousal in men exposed to 60 Hz magnetic fields.
Reference	Bioelectromagnetics., Vol. 21, Pg. 480 - 482, 2000
Author(s)	Graham C., Sastre A., Cook M. R., Kavet R.
PubMed UID	10972952
Project ID	2718
View This Study - Citation No: 6813
Title	Prediction of nocturnal plasma melatonin from morning urinary measures.
Reference	J Pineal Res., Vol. 24, Pg. 230 - 238, 1998
Author(s)	Graham C., Cook M. R., Kavet R., Sastre A., Smith D. K.
PubMed UID	9572533
Project ID	2718
View This Study - Citation No: 6814
Title	Influence of 50 Hz magnetic field on human heart rate variability: linear and nonlinear analysis.
Reference	Bioelectromagnetics., Vol. 25, Pg. 474 - 480, 2004
Author(s)	Tabor Z., Michalski J., Rokita E.
PubMed UID	15300734
Project ID	2719
View This Study - Citation No: 6815
Title	A pilot investigation of the effect of extremely low frequency pulsed electromagnetic fields on humans' heart rate variability.
Reference	Bioelectromagnetics., Vol. 28, Pg. 64 - 68, 2007
Author(s)	Baldi E., Baldi C., Lithgow B. J.
PubMed UID	16988996
Project ID	2720
View This Study - Citation No: 6816
Title	Short-term effects of pulsed electromagnetic fields after physical exercise are dependent on autonomic tone before exposure.
Reference	Eur J Appl Physiol., Vol. 101, Pg. 495 - 502, 2007
Author(s)	Grote V., Lackner H., Kelz C., Trapp M., Moser M., et al. .
PubMed UID	17674028
Project ID	2721
View This Study - Citation No: 6820
Title	Heart Rate Variability Monitoring Due to 50 Hz Eelectromagnetic Field Exposure and Statistical Processing.
Reference	2012 International Conference and Exposition on Electrical and Power Engineering (EPE 2012), 25-27 October, Iasi, Romania., , Pg. 610 - 613, 2012
Author(s)	Adochiei N., Dorffner G., David V.
PubMed UID
Project ID	2724
View This Study - Citation No: 6846
Title	Cardiac Autonomic Control Mechanisms in Power-Frequency Magnetic Fields: A Multistudy Analysis.
Reference	Environmental Health Perspectives, Vol. 108, Pg. 737 - 742, 2000
Author(s)	Graham C., Cook M. R., Sastre A., Gerkovich M. M., Kavet R.
PubMed UID	10964794
Project ID	2718
View This Study - Citation No: 6847
Title	Nocturnal Exposure to Intermittent 60 Hz Magnetic Fields Alters Human Cardiac Rhythm.
Reference	Bioelectromagnetics., Vol. 19, Pg. 98 - 106, 1998
Author(s)	Sastre A., Cook M. R., Graham C.
PubMed UID
Project ID	2718
View This Study - Citation No: 6848
Title	A study of heart rate and heart rate variability in human subjects exposed to occupational levels of 50 Hz circularly polarized magnetic fields.
Reference	Medical Engineering & Physics., Vol. 21, Pg. 361 - 369, 1999
Author(s)	Sait M. L., Wood A. W., Sadafi H. A.
PubMed UID
Project ID	2737
View This Study - Citation No: 7907 (Letter to the Editor)
Title	Lifesaving Therapy Inhibition by Phones Containing Magnets.
Reference	Heart Rhythm. , Vol. 18, Pg. 1040 - 1041, 2021
Author(s)	Greenberg J. C., Altawil M. R.
PubMed UID
Project ID	2932
View This Study - Citation No: 8254
Title	Human exposure to 60-Hz magnetic fields: neurophysiological effects.
Reference	International journal of psychophysiology. , Vol. 33, Pg. 169 - 175, 1999
Author(s)	Graham C., Cook M. R., Cohen H. D., Riffle D. W., Hoffman S., Gerkovich M. M.
PubMed UID	10489081
Project ID	2718
View This Study - Citation No: 8255
Title	Examination of the melatonin hypothesis in women exposed at night to EMF or bright light.
Reference	Environmental health perspectives., Vol. 109, Pg. 501 - 507, 2001
Author(s)	Graham C., Cook M. R., Gerkovich M. M., Sastre A.
PubMed UID	11401762
Project ID	2718
View This Study - Citation No: 8256
Title	Multi-night exposure to 60 Hz magnetic fields: effects on melatonin and its enzymatic metabolite.
Reference	Journal of pineal research., Vol. 28, Pg. 1 - 8, 2000
Author(s)	Graham C., Cook M. R., Sastre A., Riffle D. W., Gerkovich M. M.
PubMed UID	10626595
Project ID	2718
View This Study - Citation No: 8257
Title	All-night exposure to EMF does not alter urinary melatonin, 6-OHMS or immune measures in older men and women.
Reference	Journal of pineal research., Vol. 31, Pg. 109 - 113, 2001
Author(s)	Graham C., Sastre A., Cook M. R., Gerkovich M. M.
PubMed UID	11555165
Project ID	2718