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Alchemy and Mass Murder
Recently, the World Health Organisation (WHO) released its World Cancer Report 2014, which earlier this week produced jolly headlines like these: Worldwide cancer cases expected to soar by 70% over next 20 years On top of the cancer pandemic we … Continue reading
The WHO, Japan and alpha emitters
Last Wednesday the World Health Organisation (WHO) published a report that said post-Fukushima radiation levels in Japan were low (see here). I’m not going to argue about the figures in this WHO report, or the fact that WHO uses data … Continue reading
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