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Some comparative whole-body radiation doses and their effects 2.4 mSv/yr: Typical background radiation experienced by everyone, but varies largely depending on location. 1.5 to 2.5 mSv/yr: Average dose to uranium miners
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Document Date: 2014-04-11 10:23:27


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Tokyo / Chernobyl / London / New York / /

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Europe / /

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Japan / United States / Soviet Union / United Kingdom / Iran / Ukraine / India / /

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James’s Square / Sweden’s Clab facility / /

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high energy electron / airline crew / nuclear energy accounts / nuclear energy / high energy photons / radio communications / steel / energy / /

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cancer / increased thyroid cancers / fatal cancer / Causes (temporary) radiation sickness / nausea / sunburn / Acute Radiation Syndrome / illness / /

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whole-body radiation / radiation / /

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Brazilian beach / Mile Island / /

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United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation / International Atomic Energy Agency / International Commission for Radiological Protection / /

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alpha / radiation / radiation shield / /

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