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Stuart Pace's avatar

Kosovo?

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steelhips's avatar

Thank you! On top of an incidence/prevalence study problems, fall-out is just so random, especially once it gets into the ecosystem and food chain. Unless someone is actively studying the incident in relation to disease it would be near impossible because it wasn't notifiable. Also a cluster wouldn't appear in a nationwide disbursement.

When I fronted to the Children's hospital they hadn't seen my condition in a child. Over my 36 years in the health system I have talked to fellow patients, nurses, doctors (without revealing my suspicions) and come away with a truck load of anecdotal evidence.

There is a blood test - they recently performed it on veterans who were exposed to fall-out during joint Australian - British testing. It showed DNA damage. I'd take it but it's very expensive.

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