No big Fukushima health impact seen: U.N. body chairman

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3. We've discussed this before

You know I am aware of effective radiation levels. I am also aware that you have been mindlessly supportive of the nuclear industry since day one. Please note it is not I who cherrypicks the figures or quotations to suit my argument. I have quoted not just a journalistic source but also a Pubmed abstract, a paper in "Environmental Pollution" and the pdf of a paper published by Leonard Wartofsky* in "Hormone".

You seem to have completely ignored the thrust of my post, that you quote an article identifying early and rapid evacuation as the cause of the reduction in harm as if the potential for contamination to cause harm was negligible. You also ignore other details that suit your prejudice towards n-power, such as locally (much) higher radiation levels and the probability that the bus will be entering the Prefecture by a path low in contamination. You also ignore the other quoted sources as if they had no bearing on the argument.

Now on to your ad hom about long words, let me use two short ones - grow up. If you have such a poor vocabulary (sorry, memory of word meanings) that you cannot understand (sorry, make sense of) what I am saying then you should think about finding a way to look up the meaning of these long words; perhaps there is a search engine that can help. Use "define" and then the word you do not know in the search bar.

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*For the information of those who care Leonard Wartofsky is Chairman, Department of Medicine, Washington Hospital Center,
Professor of Medicine, Anatomy, Physiology &Genetics, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, Maryland,
Professor of Medicine, Georgetown University School of Medicine