27 problem is of tremendous importance to us in an effort to correlate what we saw with physical estimates of dose. I think we will simply enumerate the major conclusions that we wish to draw from this study. If there are comments, I would like to have them at the time, so please interrupt. I think as far as systemic effects are concerned, the only symptoms that could be ascribed unequivocally to radiation was the early appearance of mild subjective Alderson Reporting Company Washington, D. C. symptoms. 10 in the Rongelap people, and with considerably less degree in 11 TIlinkela, md not at all in the Uterik or American groups. These people were treated identically. - 12 not know, so to speak, the correct answers to the questions 14 that were put to them. 15 Same results, so we feel that this is a real thing, and 16 probably ascritmble to radiation. constitutional symptoms ascribeable 19 no diarrhea or other classical symptoms of whole body radiatio 20 damage. 21 equal in the different exposure groups... to radiation. There wa The instance of cold diarrhea and so forth was There is one possible exception to this statement. 23 Abnormal menses were observed in two women in the Rengelap 24 sroup. 25 considerable question. Feet Dorartment 1 mney RACES there were no other clearcut 18 ARC ing Different interrogators obtained the Aside from this, 22 meet ‘ s mimes Histerian’iitpo's They_did 13 17 £ “This was nausea that appeared to a large degree oy Whether this can be ascribed to radiation is a /