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Fukushima seafood 're-export' market after nuclear disaster
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…
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Obese people are more likely to get cancer when taking X-rays
To get a clear picture of a CT for a person with obesity, it is often necessary to use a higher dose of X-ray than to give a person with average weight. Will these effec…
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Pregnant women use 'crickets' to make them more dynamic
Women who use mobile phones a lot during pregnancy can make babies born hyperactively, US scientists warn.
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Children contaminated by mobile phones are twice as big as adults
A study by the Environmental Health Trust found that twice as much children absorb microwave radiation from mobile phones than adults.
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IAEA seeks feasible solutions for cancer treatment
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on November 30 urged scientists and manufacturing industries around the world to step up efforts to find a possible solutio…
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Detects pigment Melanin to darken the skin
Recently, US scientists have discovered skin cells containing pigment Rhodopsin, a visual pigment, that promotes the production of Melanin skin to darken the skin when e…
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Radioactive substances in cigarettes are hidden
The results of a new study show that, over the past four decades, tobacco companies have concealed the true content of radioactive substances in cigarettes.
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Turn off the light to get a good night's sleep
If there are stimuli such as a TV or a desk lamp on while sleeping, these sleeps can easily make people depressed.
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Reduce 80% of treatment time for cancer patients
Siemens Medical introduces a new method to shorten 80% of cancer treatment time, by increasing the dose rate to 2,000 MU / minute.
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Phone waves affect intellectual development
The Council of Europe considers that mobile phone waves negatively affect people's intellectual and health development, so students need to stay away from it at school.
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New method of treating radiation diseases
The whole world tracks the heroic actions of workers and firefighters in the troubleshooting of the Fukushima nuclear power plant (nuclear power plant). bridge.
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Harmful effects of plutonium radioactivity
Takahashi Sentaro analyzed the harmful effects of plutonium by discovering plutonium in the Fukushima nuclear power plant No. I.
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What do people need to do to avoid the risk of radiation exposure?
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.
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What to drink to prevent radiation exposure?
People on the Japanese archipelago, are facing a threat of radioactive contamination. The authorities immediately distributed it to everyone in the danger zone of potass…
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It is unclear what the unintended effects of radiation are
Radiation definitely causes thyroid cancer, which can cause leukemia. Too much radiation increases the risk of cancer in the years after exposure.