Are we sure about this though? I'm seeing 5G being deployed in London now and I'm still [irrationally probably] anxious about it's potencial long-term health effects. :/

There are some potential side effects found in animal models, but they're either incredibly weak or only seen in conditions not really comparable to 5G. I looked at some of the studies in one of these 5G protest sites and a huge amount of data cited was about LF magnetic fields which really have nothing to do with 5G.

We're talking about daily 24/24 exposure for the rest of your life. I don't think we can put 3 mice in a cage, blast them for 3 hours and declare that it only had a weak effect = it's safe.

We added lead to car fuel to improve performances and told people it was safe for decades, we're still paying the price of that mistake today.

This has to be THE most bizarre bit of soggy newspaper I've seen peddled out of NYT in all my years - what on earth are they dosing their office water coolers with....

I often don't enjoy nyt articles but this one was fine.