Study by Greek Harvard Professor Says Those Living Near Nuclear Power Plants Have Higher Cancer Mortality Rates
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The impetus for the study came a few years ago, when a group of doctors noticed an increased number of cancers in the Massachusetts county where a nuclear power plant operates.
"Nuclear energy poses a significant risk to public health," notes the head of the research, Professor of Environmental Health and Human Settlement at Harvard, Petros Koutrakis.
A research team, led by Petros Koutrakis, decided to study all US nuclear power plants to draw conclusions.
Residents of counties in the United States of America who live near nuclear power plants have higher cancer mortality rates than those who live further away. This is revealed by a study by the T.H. Chan School of Public Health at Harvard University, published in the journal “Nature Communications”. “Nuclear energy poses a significant risk to public health,” the head of the study, Petros Koutrakis, Akira Yamaguchi Professor of Environmental Healt…
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