Radiofrequency Radiation Safety Consensus
The scientific and regulatory consensus, reflected in ICNIRP guidelines endorsed by the World Health Organization, that radiofrequency radiation, including 5G, is non-ionizing and that current exposure limits include large safety margins below any level shown to cause harm.
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Radiofrequency Radiation Safety Consensus contradicts 5G Health Claim.
Radiofrequency Radiation Safety Consensus is frequently compared to Vaccine Safety Scientific Consensus — Both are mainstream scientific-consensus positions contested by claims that gained political salience disproportionate to their evidentiary support during the COVID-19 era.