Reporters discussed the potential health risks associated with 5G and found there is a need for further research, in addition to the study published last year by the National Toxicology Program, to determine whether 5G is safe. Dr. Stuart Long, a University of Houston professor, said "there will be a denser concentration of transmitters in cities with 5G, but they’re much smaller and put out a lower power frequency than standard cell towers."

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