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“If your environment is made to mimic a theater of war, it will not be a theater of health.”
ISSN 2405-8440, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.heliyon.2025.e42267.

The collision between wireless and biology

“The present environmental perspective is sad given that a substantial engineering toolbox is available to mitigate NTER exposures: optical fiber, wire twisting, earthing practices, DC power. But a reversal of exposure tendencies will be difficult, as industry has long enjoyed the support of a critical actor, the military.
The same wireless communication techniques used to enable maneuverability in war theaters can also be used for high data rate access in civilian environments. Innovations such as 5G are useful to the military. Consequently, the military support these developments with the goal of achieving superiority over their adversaries in a theater of war [68].
The alliance between industry and the military certainly has some practical advantages, but it has one major drawback.
If your environment is made to mimic a theater of war, it will not be a theater of health…”
