Bair: If I knew the radiation doses, if I knew how much radiation people received, yes. Marshallese: But I don’t know how much radiation people received. Could you refer to the report of all the teams that have come and visited us and taken samples and examined us and gathered data? you not look at that? Bair: Could We have been visited. It might be possible to estimate how many but it would be very difficult because you also have to know how much food people ate during that period of time. Cowan: I have no way of knowing. You make assumptions based upon MLSC and the Battelle Northwest diet to make these projections. Couldn't you use the same diet as the basis to make projections based on data (unclear)? Bair: Cowan: It is not a Battelle diet it is Brookhaven diet. Okay, whatever diet, you had to use some basis of food intake to make these projections? Bair: You could do that. Marshallese from Rongelap: I think that we have had a lots of data gathered in our population at Rongelap and if you went to the labs in Seattle and looked into this, probably that could be determined. Bair: I think Brookhaven is making a determination on the thyroid; the radiation, the amount of radiation the thyroid(s) of the people have received. I don’t think their report is finished yet. Marshallese: I’m just wondering. As we’ve already asked, seriously I wish that you could tell how many people might have died from cancer from the time of the testing until now rather than this figure which projects into the future. 28