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Emeritus Dr. Sohei Kondo reports (1993) on non-cancer effects that "...slight
but insignifigant decreases in non-cancer deaths in bomb survivors exposed to 6 to 19, 20
to 49, 50 to 99, and 100 to 199 cGy occurred as early as 1950-1955. These seemingly
beneficial effects of radiation were greater in men than in women." Professor Emeritus Dr. Don Luckey of the School of Medicine, U. Missouri-Columbia reports (1991) on immunity that "The effects upon immunity from whole-body exposure to low doses of ionizing radiation found in experimental animals appear to be similar to those seen in humans. Immune cell response was generally greater in survivors from Hiroshima after 40 years than it was in Japanese controls" |
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