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Apparently the highest dosage anyone was exposed to was about 330 millirem. So the issue isn’t so much exposure as problematic morality that didn’t allow for i
by mc32 5y ago
Apparently the highest dosage anyone was exposed to was about 330 millirem.
So the issue isn’t so much exposure as problematic morality that didn’t allow for informed consent.
- barry-cotter 5y agoFor anybody else who didn't know that was trivial > “As to what are the medical and biological effects of that, with such low doses of radiation, it’s very difficult,” Litster said. A child exposed to that kind of dose, he said, would have a one in 2,000 chance of contracting cancer, which was barely higher than the average rate. A 1994 Massachusetts state panel concluded none of the students suffered significant health impacts, and radioactive tracers continue to be used in medicine.