Well, no. Mr. Albert is simply indulging in radiophobia, unsubstantiated fearmongering that justifies itself by repeating an echo chamber of pseudoscience. And he tops it off by calling The New York Times a fake news source, while taking Russia Today, a genuine fake news site whose mission is literally to disrupt western civilization, as gospel.
I am no fan of "5G", which I put in scare quotes not because the technology is scary to health, but because it's not really a thing. Rather, 5G refers to pretty much everything the mobile phone industry has done since 4G LTE reached a certain stable milestone (5=4+1). The
get the carriers to keep buying, now that their LTE upgrades are complete and, frankly, working pretty well.
5G itself, then, is really a set of tweaks to LTE, not all new technology. It has two major new capabilities. One is the ability toto operate over a wider range of frequencies, including upper microwave and millimeter wave bands. The FCC has been busily auctioning off upper microwave bands, as if they could be used for 5G mobile. They can't, because they're so sensitive to blockage that they only really work with rather literal line of sight, and not over much distance. But the FCC wants to take these off the market so they're not available for regular, first-come first-serve private microwave licensing. Some telcos might use them in some dense urban areas for short-haul (