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Check out this language. Scientists never say never.

"Based on our study, we don't think 5G radiation is that harmful," said Subham Dasgupta, a postdoctoral fellow at Oregon State University, which published findings in early July from a study into the effects of 5G radiation on zebrafish. "It's predominately benign."

The answer is no. The whole 5G( more accurately mmwave as 5G goes all teh way down to 600 MHz ) is dangerous is based on the short wavelengths. yes ordinary light has a much much smaller wavelength. So how come light bulbs don't make people sick?

Well you figure, ultraviolet light is on the shorter side from visible light. The waves get even more damaging as you get shorter than that into gamma rays and cosmic rays. To the longer side, you have infrared light. Some devices produce that in high volume to produce heat. It's never been determined to be harmful unless of course you burn yourself on the hot device. Radio waves, even millimeter wave, are much longer than infrared. So we're not dealing with any shorter waves than what we have already considered to be safe and benign.

The point is that mmwave is not anywhere close to light or even infrared where talking degrees of magnitude. A light bulb puts out more power than fricken 5G

Quite true. However, the response was to whether light makes people sick. It can. (if you prefer, you can interview migraineurs)

mmWave falls between infrared and the frequency used to operate microwave ovens. While the spectrum is non-ionizing, its long term effects are not absolutely known. Thus, careful design and proper shielding are not out of line to request even if the risk is low.