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From Argonne there is this one case of a man that
was exposed to platelets and leukocytes who hit the low
values at about the same time as the men of this large group
did.
I rather expected that people would be concerned about
these differences in the time.
Is that what a single dose
of radiation would do to a man or isn't it?
DR. DUNHAM:
We don't have any evidence to the
contrary, do we, in man?
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May I ask Col. Browning and perhaps
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Commander Etter on this point:
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and does this surprise them?
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are there difficulties?
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down earlier.
But if my memory is not wrong on this,
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How about the clinical picture?
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justified in using those amounts.
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little in the way of radiation sickness, just about
But they showed very
But the blood did go down earlier
with the whites and platelets,
as I recall-it.
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that stuff in tomorrowi
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