EMOST: Report about the application of low-frequency and intensity electromagnetic fields in disaster situation and commando training

István BókkonChief Scientific Consulting of BioLabor Biophysical- and Laboratories Services Ltd, Budapest, HungaryCorrespondence[email protected].

Attila Erdöfi-SzabóPro Deo State University, Chairman of BioLabor Biophysical- and Laboratories Services Ltd, Budapest, Hungary

Attila TillNational Institute for Medical Rehabilitation, Budapest, Hungary

Róbert BalázsNATO Centre of Excellence for Military Medicine, Lessons Learned Branch Acting Branch Chief, Budapest, Hungary

Zoltán SárosiPolice Lieutenant-Colonel, Antiterror Unit, Branch Chief of Training Master Trainer of Special Units, Budapest, Hungary

Zoltán László SzabóHungarian National Police and Provost Duties, Armed Marshalls Training Center (ORFK-RSZKK) Marksman- and Tactical Units Training Department Chief, Budapest, Hungary

Gábor KolonicsHungarian Military Hospital, Budapest, Hungary; Assistant-head of Ambulance Department; Multinational Forces and Observers Sinai Mission-surgeon (from 2000 to 2001); NATO Skopje HQ surgeon (2003)

George PopperPresident of International Bodyguard and Security Services Association, Executive President and Professor of International Budo Academy, Budapest, Hungary

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