Even with $12 billion federal program in helping sick nuclear-weapons workers, there are still tens of thousands sick nuclear workers were not able to have the compensation from the U.S. government leading an investigation. Because of the bureaucratic hurdles, many of the sick workers had to fight for their illness
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Advances improve radiation therapy
Every year, there are more than 1 million cancer patients receiving radiation therapy for their treatment. Therefore, the advanced treatment technology is needed in order to reduce the amount of radiation exposure to patience’s critical organs as well as the side-effects. With the Active Breath Control (ABC) technology, women would
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Tokyo food radiation safety: It’s personal
The attitude toward food safety is rather a personal preference among the Tokyo residents after the Fukushima nuclear plant incidence which led to a serious radiation scare. Checking for food labels may be enough for some consumers, but some take it to the next level by going to the radiation
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Happy Holidays 2015
2015 has been a year of growth for X-Z LAB, Inc., with many thanks to our business partners. As we enter this holiday season, we want to wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Looking forward to more opportunities to work together in 2016 to Engineer
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Fukushima Radiation Continues Spread
Four years after the meltdown at Fukushima Daiichi, tests of hundreds of water samples from the Pacific Ocean have revealed that the nuclear power plant continues to leak radioactive isotopes from the accident. However, the levels are still too low to harm human or ocean life, according to scientists. “Despite
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Cancer Patients Turned Away at Safdarjung India
Dozens seeking cancer treatment were turned away from Safdarjung Hospital in India as the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) shut down the hospital’s radiotherapy department. According to AERB regulations, hospitals cannot administer radiation therapy without a Radiation Safety Officer (RSO). Although Safdarjung Hospital already had an RSO, the AERB did
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Remembering Paris
The recent violence in Paris reminds us all how fragile life can be X-Z LAB extends its heartfelt sympathies to the victims and their families. Sentiment is appreciated, but X-Z LAB will also back this up with action by accepting your stories and posting or reposting them to our page
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New 3D mammogram technology reduces radiation exposure
Today, scientists strive to improving technology in order to create safer and more accurate measurement to patience on medical exams. With C-View, women can enjoy more comfortable and lower risk during breast care exams. Minimizing and prevention on radiation exposure can go hand-in-hand. On one side, technology can be introduced
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Investigation on Radiation Levels at Dalhousie Dentistry
An anonymous complaint lodged against Dalhousie University has led to an investigation by Nova Scotia’s Occupational Health and Safety division. According to the letter, high levels of radiation were found in the dentistry building while removing mold from the basement. Allegedly, a dental assistance staff member was “exposed to radiation
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Prolonged Low-Dose Radiation Increases Risk of Cancer Mortality
A recent international study found evidence for a marginal increased risk of dying from cancer due to prolonged low-level radiation exposure. While ionizing radiation has been established as a cause of cancer, previous research that forms the basis for radiation protection standards has mainly focused on people exposed to acute,
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