アレクセイ・ヤブロコフ博士は、ニューヨーク科学アカデミーによる”Chernobyl: Consequences of the Catastrophe for People and the Environment” の著者の一人です。この本は、ヘレン・カルディコット博士も、原子力推進派の言い分に惑わされずに放射能の影響を正しく理解するためには必要不可欠な本であると言われています。
”36% of 38,111 children who had thyroid abnormality” - this is very serious and dangerous. It looks similar to what happened after Chernobyl. Based on the Chernobyl experience I can say that for about 700 abnormality cases one cancer case was found 3-4 years later. Thyroid abnormalities are connected not only with radioactive iodine, but cesium 137, tellurium 132, and some other radionuclides.
My recommendations for the Fukushima children are as follows:
to receive as much real information as possible about body’s radionuclide burden (whole body counter, analysis of urine, saliva etc), and those with higher levels have to use some adsorbants/detoxying agents . monitor all children for chromosome aberrations - as the mark for the level of irradiation; also monitor them with tooth enamel (EPR-dosimetry) and with lens opacities. control all food and drinking water to avoid contamination. avoid any hot spots.
People who have received large doses should be placed under tight medical control and intensive treatment.
Yes, it is possible to connect those symptoms with radiation exposure.
それは、放射能被曝との関連性が考えられます。
Q.福島県では、まだあと154895人の子供たちの甲状腺検査をする事になっています。
I am surprised that so many children (154,894) are living under radiation levels of more than 1 mSv/year. Even 1 mSv, in addition to natural background, is dangerous.
No, sorry, it is just theoretical . What is practical is to check changes in buccal epithelium, which is being done in Bryansk, the most polluted area in Russia after Chernobyl.
As far as I know it requires only several tens milligram of the enamel, which will be repaired later. This is different from the baby tooth research that was done in the USA.
No, before the cataract forms in lens, a lot of small opacities can form, and the number of those opacities can be correlated with and used as a mark of the amount of radiation exposure.