::There simply is not enough reliable evidence. Nowhere near a lot. This is the same as many such afflictions today; the problem exists primarily in the minds of those who suffer it. And if there IS a problem, all this does is distract from the actual issues. It seems exceedingly unlikely that small scale electronics will cause these issues, and yet exposing someone to say..a Jacob's Ladder wont ever automatically kill them. 

 ::Another major issue with reaches across many forms of pseudoscience is here as well. Ill use the anti-vaccine controversy as my example, since it is a well known controversy: A large scale effect is ignored in the persuit of a belief that a small scale effect will cause problems. As with mercury, the amounts in any given vaccine are negligable, and you receive much more just from breathing air in a day. So if mercury caused autism, its not the vaccine thats doing it. 

 ::With THIS issue, people never seem to show mega effects from being in close proximity to an extremely large power source. Considering that the damage claimed by smallscale electronic fields, Why do these folks not respond to an Aurora? Or the earth's magnetic field anywhere else? Or solar flares? Or X-rays or...Well you see where im going with this: The most powerful of the effects should cause increasingly worsening symptoms, and you should even be able to initiate death in this manner. But in the end, our planet's magnetic sphere would be millions((Note: intentional exaggeration)) of times as destructive if people were effected by these things. And if its light, well, again theres the whole sun thing. 

 ::Remember, these claims basically are saying that a specific spectrum of light is causing problems, despite the number of such effects in use 100+ years ago, and billions in the form of stars. Thats a pretty big reach id say.