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Study Confirms 5G Radiation Does Not Harm Human Skin Cells

Researchers at Germany's Constructor University published a study in May 2025 showing 5G radiation does not harm human skin cells.
They conducted the study to address persistent false claims and conspiracy theories linking 5G networks, deployed since 2019, to health risks and COVID-19.
The researchers conducted a rigorously blinded study in which human cells were subjected to 5G frequencies below 6 GHz as well as intensified electromagnetic fields to evaluate potential genetic and epigenetic impacts.
Using whole-genome RNA sequencing and methylation arrays, the team found no significant changes in gene expression beyond chance, as the authors stated it is the first study using these methods.
The researchers hope their results will help end debates about 5G's nonthermal biological effects, although similar conspiracy theories remain unlikely to disappear.

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