Fukushima Nuclear Accident Reports Higher Risks of Cancer
Science World Report
The World Health Organization (WHO) reported, based on a 'Health Risk Assessment from the nuclear accident
after the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami based on
preliminary dose estimation' that there is a greater risk for specific
cancers in ...http://www.scienceworldreport.com/articles/5276/20130228/fukushima-nuclear-accident-reports-higher-risks-cancer.htm
Fukushima disaster has raised cancer risk: WHO
Times of India -
LONDON: The worst health fears over the Fukushima nuclear accident
following the tsunami in Japan two years ago, has now been confirmed.
The first-ever analysis of the global health effects due to radiation
exposure after the Fukushima accident has ...
WHO Sees Low Health Risks From Fukushima Accident
New York Times -
TOKYO — A study published on Thursday by the World Health Organization
on the health risks associated with the disaster at the Fukushima
Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant suggested that the risk for certain types of
cancers had increased slightly among ...
Fukushima nuclear disaster adds only small health risks, WHO says
Los Angeles Times -
The 9.0-magnitude Tohoku-Oki earthquake and resulting tsunami that
triggered a meltdown at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station
has resulted in only a small increase in lifetime cancer risks for
people living nearby, and an even smaller risk for ...
Fukushima cancer risk slightly up for those exposed to highest radiation dose
Toronto Star -
In this April 7, 2011 file photo, Japanese police, wearing suits to
protect them from radiation, search for victims inside the deserted
evacuation zone around the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear reactors. By:
Raveena Aulakh Global Environmental reporter, ...
UN report: Slightly higher cancer risk, barely detectable, for those nearest Japan ...
Vancouver Sun -
LONDON - Two years after Japan's nuclear plant disaster, an
international team of experts said Thursday that residents of areas hit
by the highest doses of radiation face an increased cancer risk so small
it probably won't be detectable. In fact, experts ...
Fukushima cancer risk 'played down to aid nuclear industry'
The Times (subscription) -
People living in the Fukushima nuclear disaster zone have almost a 70
per cent increased risk of thyroid cancer, the World Health Organisation
says. Their lifetime chances of getting the disease rose by two-thirds,
from 0.75 per cent to 1.25 per cent.
Fukushima cancer risk near plant
Sky News Australia -
Updated: 07:32, Friday March 1, 2013. Fukushima cancer risk near plant.
Fukushima disaster raised the cancer risk for people living near the
atomic plant, but no jump in cases is expected elsewhere, the UN's
health agency says, sparking an angry reaction ...
Cancer risk from Fukushima nuclear plant disaster "quite small," says World ...
CBS News -
LONDONPeople exposed to the highest doses of radiation during Japan's
Fukushima nuclear plant disaster in 2011 may have a slightly higher risk
of cancer but one so small it probably won't be detectable, the World
Health Organization said in a report ...
WHO assesses cancer risk from Fukushima radiation
Livemint -
Experts calculated that people in the most affected regions had an
additional 4-7% overall risk of developing cancers including leukaemia
and breast cancer. Photo: AFP. Also Read. Gandhigiri against cancer ·
Sun Pharma arm to make generic version of ...
Report: Fukushima's radiation damaged more souls than bodies
CNN - 7 hours ago
(CNN) -- Two years ago, an 8.9-magnitude earthquake generated a tsunami
of historic proportions that waylaid Japan's northeast coastline,
including a nuclear power plant. As Fukushima Daiichi unraveled in
global public view with fire, explosions and ...
Higher cancer risk after Fukushima nuclear disaster: WHO
Reuters India -
By Stephanie Nebehay. GENEVA | Fri Mar 1, 2013 1:23am IST. GENEVA
(Reuters) - People in the area worst affected by Japan's Fukushima
nuclear accident two years ago have a slightly higher risk of developing
certain cancers, the World Health ...
Much of Fukushima's fallout was gone with the wind
Nature.com -
Cancer risks from nuclear disaster concentrated in a few radiation
hotspots. Declan Butler. 28 February 2013. Children evacuated from the
Fukushima region take potassium iodide to prevent thyroid cancer after
the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster of 2011.
WHO downplays Fukushima cancer risk
Financial Times -
People exposed to the highest radiation doses during the Fukushima
Daiichi nuclear emergency in 2011 have only a slightly raised risk of
developing some cancers, according to an assessment released by the
World Health Organisation on Thursday.
Fukushima: Cancer a risk for those in worst hit zone
Mail & Guardian Online -
People in the area worst affected by the Fukushima Daiichi accident
have a higher risk of developing cancer, says the World Health
Organisation. A magnitude nine earthquake and tsunami in 2011 devastated
the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, triggering ...
Fukushima infant cancer risks outlined in new WHO report
RT - 10 hours ago
The Fukushima disaster has resulted in high cancer risks for children
living nearby: The WHO estimated a 70 percent increase in the risk that
girls residing within 12 miles radius of the epicenter will develop
thyroid cancer. A magnitude-9 earthquake and ...
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