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CRC Press - Low-Level Radiation and Immune System Damage

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Explore the long-term health implications of the nuclear age in Low-Level Radiation and Immune System Damage: An Atomic Era Legacy. Published by CRC Press, this book examines the connection between the era of atomic weapons and nuclear power plants and the health of the baby boomer generation and their descendants. During the 1940s and 1950s, nuclear technology promised world peace and efficient energy. However, this period also coincided with a massive population explosion in the United States. As time passes, the unforeseen consequences of this era are becoming more apparent. This text looks at the steady rise in immune-related diseases observed over recent decades, ranging from allergies to cancer. While medical advancements have helped manage death rates, understanding the environmental and historical context of these health trends is vital. This book provides a deep look into how the legacy of the atomic era continues to affect public health and the immune systems of millions of people today.

Key Features

Examines the historical link between the development of nuclear power and the rise of immune-related diseases.

Provides context on how the baby boomer generation and their descendants may be affected by the legacy of the nuclear age.

Analyzes the rise in various health issues, including allergies and cancer, throughout recent decades.

Discusses the transition from the promises of 1940s atomic energy to the modern public health realities.

Offers a detailed look at the intersection of post-war prosperity and unforeseen environmental health outcomes.

Product Specifications

Format
Hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
15 December 2017
Listed Since
05 January 2018

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