There is a global body that's been researching these effects for many decades (Known as ICNRP - the International Commission on Protection from Non-Ionising Radiation, aka radio waves). They have found that all the silly scare stories are unfounded. RF can affect pacemakers, but all professional sites have signs warning of this. The old rumours that the magnetic waves from transmitters cause leukemia has been debunked.

The NHS has been pumping several kilowatts of RF energy into people';s joints for some decades, (its called Radiothermy) that uses the gentle heating resulting from it to alleviate the symptoms of rheumatism and arthritis.

Ive spent a lot of time poking around proper high power sites, incl 500kW & 2,000kW, and never heard of anyone suffering from RF, plus I still have a luxuriant shock of hair that needs a good trim every month.

This is a good place to start allaying any remaining fears:
https://www.icnirp.org