Archive · 20 May 2025
Study: 5G Signals Found Safe for Human Skin Cells
Scientists wanted to know if 5G, the newest wireless technology, could hurt our bodies.
They blasted human skin cells with strong 5G waves in a lab.
The scientists looked to see if the 5G changed anything in the cells, like how they work.
They found no changes, meaning the 5G didn't seem to cause harm.
The study concluded that 5G signals, based on this experiment, are likely safe.
The study helps address concerns about potential health risks from 5G.
Scientists tested human skin cells exposed to 5G electromagnetic waves.
Exposure used frequencies of 27 GHz and 40.5 GHz, within the 5G spectrum.
No alterations were found in gene expression or DNA methylation.
The study simulated both short-term and prolonged 5G signal exposure.
Researchers aimed to disprove claims of non-thermal biological effects from 5G.
- Who
- Scientists at Germany’s Constructor University.
- What
- A study examining the effects of 5G electromagnetic waves on human skin cells.
- When
- Not specified in article.
- Where
- Constructor University, Germany.
- Why
- To assess potential health risks from 5G exposure.
Health Concerns
Study Findings
Health Concerns
Health Concerns
Concerns regarding potential health risks from 5G exposure exist.
Study Findings
The study found no evidence of harm from 5G exposure.
- Location of Study
- Constructor University, Germany
- Human Skin Cells Tested
- Fibroblasts and Keratinocytes
- 5G Frequencies Used
- 27 GHz and 40.5 GHz
- Exposure Time
- 2 to 48 hours
- Result on Gene Expression and DNA Methylation
- No significant changes
