Japanese people were given anti-radiation drugs
Activities to distribute anti-radioactive drugs to people are being carried out in the area of Sendai nuclear power plant expected to be restarted this year.
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Activities to distribute anti-radioactive drugs to people are being carried out in the area of Sendai nuclear power plant expected to be restarted this year.
Large-scale research results by British scientists, published September 13, show that children living near nuclear power plants are not at risk for leukemia.
The NIRS team also produced the above calculation results through various data, including thyroid test results for about 1,000 children in Fukushima Prefecture, where th…
For the first time after more than a year of a nuclear leak at Fukushima Daichi (Japan), a number of seafood caught at the coast near the factory has been on the market…
After a sudden and intense attack on a series of earthquakes and tsunamis, all 65 families in Aramachi were devastated. The disaster killed 16 residents of the area. Tha…
Hirono, the town affected by the Fukushima nuclear disaster, became the first place to welcome people back home after being evacuated for a year.
Takeshi Kanno only has 40 minutes. The earthquake shook the whole town, he guessed the tsunami would happen and swallow the hospital. You have to save more than a hundre…
The Japanese earthquake and tsunami on March 11 last year claimed thousands of lives, causing widespread devastation and the world's worst nuclear crisis in the last 25…
Iitate used to be a village, where people ride bicycles to work, children play in the park and the elderly read newspapers on the porch. But Iitate now has nothing. The…
12 months after the tsunami, Yuko Sugimoto was reunited with her family and living in a shelter, but the scars from the double disaster were still haunting her mind and…
Children living in a contaminated area from the Fukushima nuclear power plant (Japan) will receive periodic cancer screening throughout their lives.
Russia and the US say that more research is needed to create safer vaccines against deadly diseases that have been wiped out more than 30 years ago.
Takahashi Sentaro analyzed the harmful effects of plutonium by discovering plutonium in the Fukushima nuclear power plant No. I.
Japan has warned people living in a 30km radius around the Fukushima nuclear power plant area to stay indoors to avoid the risk of radiation exposure.