el) Table 24 Percent Differences of Various Hematological Determinations Comparing Exposed Groups With Unexposed Group Rongela 1950°° 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 Ailingnae 1959 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 Utirik 1963 Plats. Leuks. —- 59 — 14.9 ( p<20.01) — 8.0( p<0.1) — 16.0 ( p<0.01) — 49 + 0.! — 5.5 —- 5.9 —11.1 (p<0.01) — 3.5 ~— 10.5 ( ¢<0.05) + 1.4 — 8.2 ~ 6.0 — 13.6 ( p<c0.05) — 4.4 — 23.5 ( p<0.01) —- 5.1 ~ — —+ — 4.4 — 12.6 ( p<c0.1) — 65 — 23.4 ( p<0.01) + 4.8 + 24.8 ( ¢<0.01) — 4.8 — — 15.1 ( p<0.05) — 6.7 —22.1 ( p<0.02) — 2.7 — 6.3 — 13.6 —~17.7 (pou) + 3.9 — 26.4 ( p<0.1) — 2.6 — 84 + 8.1 —11.0 — 20.8 ( p<0.01) —11.1 — 36 + 2.0 — 3.2 + 22.7 ( p<0.01) Neuts. — Lymphs. 05 55 13.0 ( p<0.01) 39 1.1 5.7 *Earlier data will be analyzed in the near future. MTT PERCENT DEPRESSION 625 8 7 CONTROL BASELINE / “ OT WHITE BLOOD CELLS (AVERAGE COUNTS) -SOb -75- PLATELETS Mo 1 2 : a 7 dd 6 uff - (AVERAGE COUNTS) 25 50 4 3 4 5 6 a 7 89 WTI DAYS —+—-Mo, —p——_—. YEARS. -—--—- == TIME AFTER FALLOUT Figure 65. Depression of blood elements in Rongelap exposed people compared with average counts uf unexposed people. Figure 66. Two-hit chromosomeaberrations in exposed Marshallese. Top: arrow points to dicentric form; bottom; arrow points to ring form. f . owv “on @e q % % « g Qa os” aa o & 47 6 |) oa ‘ >» * we G oe gs nL e é sf © 8 RK —@ e