Radiation Damage is Found to Leave Evidence in the Human Body
Once thought impossible or difficult to prove, long term radiation damage has been found to leave easily read clues in the human body.
This was found by a team of US scientists studying workers from a Russian nuclear facility. Damaged DNA was found by a novel use of dyes, and it was suggested that up to 62% of the workers blood cells had chromosone damage at one point.
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