Electronics360: "3 consumer expectations for 5G"

The article talks about what consumers want and expect using 5G but do consumers want unintended health consequences caused by it? Just because you can't see, hear, or directly feel something doesn't mean it can't hurt you.

I suggest you download Dr. Martin Pall, Professor Emeritus, Biochemistry, and Medical Science, WSU book titled, 5G Risk: The Scientific Perspective at: https://the5gsummit.com/reg-thank-you/#free-gifts

Will the healh effects be any different from what is seen on existing 4G/LTE? Somehow I doubt it.

As I have commented elsewhere, 5G deployments at this point are likely all using <6GHZ spectrum, not the mm-wave services, so the 5G health concerns may be premature. As best I know, other than test/prototype mm-wave systems, there hasn't been any widespread mm-wave deployment. (Please correct me if I am wrong.) That's still to come and it will take time. It's not going to happen overnight due to the staggering number of mm-wave 5G sites that will need to be deployed to provide adequate coverage.

According to Dr. Martin Pall and others, the effects of 5G will be much worse than 4G. This is because of the modulation/pulses of the signal, and higher frequencies. In addition, there will be many more antennas that are close by.