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There is a lot of work in the literature - as far as back in the 50's, suggesting that not only is the response not linear, but at low levels radiation may even have beneficial effects - "radiation hormesis". It would be very interesting to have someone in the know help us reconcile this ...

I have seen some posters have been interested in the subject, so here are a couple of fresh documents about Fukushima. US claims mortality rates have increased because of Fukushima fallout and the decontamination plan for the reactors at the site, Thank you Hellen22, but I think that in all fairnes...

Thanks for the insight, Kim chin. It is really appreciated!

Thanks, Kimchin. I took a quick look and these sources are full of good info. I do understand your comment about the interpretation, though. Tables of numbers of measurements and values don't mean much, I agree. On that note, can I ask you to interpret something? :-) I read many reports recently abo...

It's not that I had any specific questions. I have been following this closely (well, as closely as I can) and I'm just tired of seeing technical updates from TEPCO which are more fluff than anything else. So, I was wondering if someone had better, sound information. Actually, I take that back. Sinc...

It appears that TRIUS does nuclear safety work, so I was wondering if they have been involved at all with the Fukushima nuclear accident in Japan last March. Well, I don't mean involved with the accident, but rather with the response to the accident or any studies, analyses, etc. about the accident....