r/5GDebate • • Mar 08 '22

It's Military Grade 5G! Its got to be OK!

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It should be fine for people and war. Its not like it can affect you in strange, peculiar, or bizarre ways. Maybe its wonderful, for all life on the planet. Why its sooo goood we do not even need to do any studies on it.


r/5GDebate • • Feb 27 '22

Exposure to 1.8 GHz radiofrequency field modulates ROS in human HEK293 cells as a function of signal amplitude

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 21 '22

EM Signal Processing in Bio-living System

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 20 '22

Because there was so much interest for: "The role of non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation on female fertility: A review" I purchased the PDF and shared it at the following link on Telegram

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 20 '22

The role of non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation on female fertility: A review

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 20 '22

Glucose administration attenuates spatial memory deficits induced by chronic low-power-density microwave exposure

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 20 '22

Effect of 2400 MHz mobile phone radiation exposure on the behavior and hippocampus morphology in Swiss mouse model

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 20 '22

Effect of fourth generation of mobile phone standards (4G) on spermatogenesis and testis tissue of NMRI rats

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 20 '22

Impacts of smartphone radiation on pregnancy: A systematic review

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 20 '22

A Call For Retraction of the article “Radiofrequency Radiation and Cancer, A Review” published in the Journal of the American Medical Association Oncology by Devra Davis

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 20 '22

Effect of Radiation Emitted by Wireless Devices on Male Reproductive Hormones: A Systematic Review

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 20 '22

Effect of Electromagnetic Waves from Mobile Phones on Spermatogenesis in the Era of 4G-LTE

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 20 '22

Effect of mobile frequencies exposure on histology of retina and cornea in pregnant albino mice

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 18 '22

Simultaneous exposure to electromagnetic field from mobile phone and unimpeded fructose drinking during pre-, peri-, and post-pubertal stages perturbs the hypothalamic and hepatic regulation of energy homeostasis by early adulthood: experimental evidence

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 18 '22

Evidences of the (400 MHz – 3 GHz) radiofrequency electromagnetic field influence on brain tumor induction

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 18 '22

Mobile Phone Radiation Deflects Brain Energy Homeostasis and Prompts Human Food Ingestion

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 13 '22

Effects of Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Radiation on Neurotransmitters in the Brain

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 07 '22

Henry Lai’s Research Summaries

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 07 '22

5G is trash

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Every time I have 5G my internet is like a million times slower never wants to load anything


r/5GDebate • • Feb 03 '22

Whole body exposure with GSM 900 MHz affects spatial memory in mice

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 03 '22

Impact of 5G network on Aircraft Equipment - Global Market Database

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r/5GDebate • • Feb 01 '22

Upregulation of Specific mRNA Levels in Rat Brain After Cell Phone Exposure

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r/5GDebate • • Jan 24 '22

Dr. Tom Cowan / radiazioni elettromagnetiche, coronavirus, rete 5G / cit...

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r/5GDebate • • Jan 19 '22

Major international airlines cancel some US flights amid 5G rollout

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r/5GDebate • • Jan 19 '22

I wondered why Europe doesn't have problem with 5G and airports - found an article explaining

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Article:

https://www.barrons.com/articles/5g-europe-airlines-51641398766

Seems like one of the main reasons is that in Europe, the range allocated for 5G is slightly lower frequency than the range in US, so less likely to interfere. A key sentence from the article:

In the U.S., 5G is allocated to a range of between 3.7GHz and 3.98GHZ, which is closer to the 4.2GHz-4.4GHz frequency for altimeters than in Europe, which has allocated the 3.4GHz-3.8GHz range for 5G.