New 5G networks pose little risk to health finds new study


New research has found that new 5G technology appears to come with few health risks. — AFP Relaxnews

A new US study has found that, despite concerns, fifth-generation wireless technology, more commonly known as 5G, appears to pose few health risks.

The technology, which started to be put into place around the world in 2019, is touted by many for its benefits, including faster connectivity, more bandwidth, and therefore, higher download speeds. However, others are concerned that as the technology is also new, we don't yet know whether its radio-frequency radiation, which is higher than the radiation from the current 4G, is harmful to our health.

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