evidence: "The limits are based on the frequency of the device, meaning that 5G has a different limit than other technologies," an agency spokesperson wrote in an email. "As part of our commitment to protecting the public health, the FDA has reviewed, and will continue to review, many sources of scientific and medical evidence related to the possibility of adverse health effects from radiofrequency energy exposure in both humans and animals and will continue to do so as new scientific data are published." [...] According to expert agencies and the studies we have so far, there’s nothing to suggest 5G mmWave — or your 5G network and associated wireless technology — poses a significant health risk, but it’s clear there is more research to be done on the subject. If you’re the type to be cautious, it’s always possible to reduce your overall exposure to RF radiation, as you can with microwave radiation. Try sleeping with your phone away from your bed at night, for example. Not only will it give you peace of mind, but it will also promote a healthier bedtime routine — a win-win for your health. That said, the assumption that radio waves, including millimeter waves, have a negative impact on overall health, has been proven to be incorrect.