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Summaries of the effects, descriptions of the events leading to the accidents and basic facts on the catastrophe, emissions and contamination, as well as an assessment of the health effects on "liquidators" and the contaminated population, genetic and teratogenic effects, thyroid screening, and consequences for the ecosystem. The report concludes with recommendations from the publishing organisations.
84 pages, A4 format
Summary of expert meeting in Ulm, Germany, October 19, 2013
On October 19th, 2013, the German and Swiss affiliates of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) invited physicians and scientists from the fields of radiobiology, epidemiology, statistics and physics to an expert meeting in the city of Ulm, the birthplace of Albert Einstein. The participants discussed current scientific
evidence relating to the health effects of ionising radiation, especially in the area of low-dose radiation. The group of experts concluded that a revision of existing radiation protection guidelines is essential in order to reflect the current level of scientific knowledge. This publication details their conclusions.
IPPNW information, 12 pages, A4 format.
An IPPNW poster exhibition about 50 places in the world where the nuclear industry has harmed the environment and people's health.
Posters on nuclear energy