"Studies indicate minimal health risks from radiation in the
aftermath of Japan's nuclear disaster."
H/T: Satori at Silco
Radiation helps make you strong,
UN health groups agree
That there’s nothing to see—
That is all. Now please move along.
“Few people will develop cancer as a consequence of being exposed
to ... Fukushima .... based on two ... independent assessments.... by a
subcommittee of the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of
Atomic Radiation (UNSCEAR)....[and] the World Health Organization (WHO)”
*
UN health experts agree,
Based on separate sources,
The UN endorses:
It’s good for both you and for me.
“Experts agree that there is unlikely to be a detectable rise in
thyroid cancer or leukaemia, the two cancers most likely to result from the
accident. “There may be some increase in cancer risk that may not be detectable
statistically,” says Kiyohiko Mabuchi, who heads Chernobyl studies at the
National Cancer Institute in Rockville, Maryland.”
When problems tend to go global,
Epidemiology
Downplays pathology,
Pretty much like at Chernobyl.
“People are “utterly fearful and deeply angry. There’s nobody that
they trust any more for information....People want to know whether what we say
is true.”
Well, there’s a big fucking surprise!
It’s not easy deceiving
Those set on believing
What they see with their own lying eyes.
“In the year since the accident, the plant has been
stabilized, and radioactive emissions have largely stopped.”
At first, it seemed like we'd flop,
Questions on cancer?
You’ll be fine, there’s your answer—
It’s fixed, so go out and shop.
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* “WHO is the directing and coordinating
authority for health within the United Nations system.”
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