>Why limit the "cells" in question to human cells?
The "cells" I was speaking of are the regions with a cellular antenna in the center, that transmit/receive cellular comms and are interconnected by high-speed fiber links. You used the word "cells" and said with 5G they are 1000' in diameter. That was the context.
The problem with previous studies of WiFi and cellular radiation on biological living tissue is that the studies generally only considered one transmission at a time. In reality, ALL the transmissions arriving at a location in space overlap, with constructive & destructive inference, also creating intermodulation cross-products which can be calculated as the sum, difference, product, etc. of all the impinging frequencies.
Don't let them get away with studying just one transmission in isolation, because that's not reality.