REFERENCES AND NOTES N. Bauer, Fallout near the Nevada Test Site, Science, Vol. 128, No. 3314, pg. 40 (July 4, 1958). Cesium 137 from atomic test was first detected in humans in 1955 by C.E. Miller and L.D. Marinelli, Gamma-ray Activity of Contemporary Man, Science, Vol. 124, No. 3212, p. 122-123 (July 20, 1956). Schuch, and E.C. M.A. Van Dilla, R.L. Anderson, A large Whole Body K-9, Gamma Detector, Nucleonics 12(9) 22 - 27 (1954). E.C. Anderson, Schuch, R.L. and Perrings, J.D. W.H. Langham, The Los Alamos Human Counter, Nucleonics 14(1), 26 (1956). E.C. Anderson, R.L. Fisher, Schuch, W.R. of People and Foods, Science Vol. 125, and W.H. No. 3261, Langham, Radioactivity p. 1273-1278 (June 27, 1957). To compute the unc of cst3? in a 70 Kg man multiply the Cesium/Potassium ratio by 139 grams of Potassium (7), E.C. Anderson, Radioactivity of people and milk: 1957, Science, Vol. 128, No. 3329, p. 882-886 (October 17, 1958). C.E. Miller, Use of Low-level Gamma-ray spectroscopy for Radiation Emitted from Human Beings, Meeting of the AEC Industrial Physicians, Health Physicists, Health Physicians and Industrial Hygienists, Cincinnati, Ohio (October 29, 1958). When persons measured in our counter were also measured at Los Alamos and at Argonne, it was found that the Los Alamos and Argonne Cesium values were about 10% and 30% lower than our values, whereas our Potassium values all agreed very well. The reason for this discrepancy is not known, but it may wel] be that our Cesium values are consistently high. -l7-

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