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    Thyroid issues found in 40% of Fukushima children — Indicates higher radiation than Chernobyl

    By mediahitmanNovember 21, 2012Updated:August 29, 2013No Comments1 Min Read
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    Dr. Helen Caldicott, Physician: [The health survey of children in Fukushima Prefecture] found 40% have thyroid abnormalities, which is incredibly rare in pediatrics.

    Dr. Helen Caldicott in Japan (Source: OurPlanet-TV)

    Some of these children almost certainly are bound to develop cancer of the thyroid. And indeed one 12 year old boy has already been diagnosed with it. And a girl aged about 16 may have already developed cancer. They are testing her now.

    It took 5 years for the children around Chernobyl to develop cancer. These children are showing symptoms and signs that they may well develop cancer in the future, indicating that they got a really high dose of radiation, higher than at Chernobyl. […]

    I predict we’ll see an epidemic of leukemia and cancer and congenital malformations in this exposed population over the next 70 years or longer. […]

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    Cancer Chernobyl Children Govt Helen Caldicott Japan Lies Radiation Radioactive thyroid Thyroid Cancer
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