Quite honestly, after having worked in the telecommunications industry since 1980 and cellular since 1989, your most serious health concern from wireless technologies is having a mast fall on you! Only one of my co-workers, about 60, ever got cancer and he used to work on X-ray machines! RF is not ionizing radiation! UV from the sun is as are X-rays. Those can form cancer by damaging the cells & allowing mutations to form. Non-ionizing radiation can only perform local heating. By the way; 5G is a MODULATION method, not a frequency. In different countries, it is on different frequencies. The USA is in the mm wave length whereas all other countries are at 5GHz or lower. MM waves are around 26GHz.Monsters live in the dark; educate yourselves, not only from alternate sites but the main stream ones too. The alternate sites suffer from too much opinion. My training was to be able to assemble the network to the best technical standard. You will obviously feel that I am pa part of the "bad guys" but it's bad for business to kill off your customers! at the end of the day, companies need to make a profit. You do that by encouraging repeat customers. Dead people don't need cellphones! I know this is not what many of you want to see but it the truth from my experience.
Last point is that the closer you are to a low power base station, the lower the field intensity will be. That's because the customers are closer to the transceivers and the instruments can switch to their lowest power (10mW). The result is longer battery life, lower localized heating from the Mobile Station (MS) and higher speed data because the field intensity is more consistent. To reduce overall RF exposure & improve the customer's experience, the base stations need to actually be about 400m ( about 1/4 mile) apart and low to the ground, as in the pic related. By the way, the reason the antennas on a base station are so big is to be able to "hear" the flea-powered handsets. Closer means lower gain, smaller antennas.
Flame proof gear on! have at it.