INIS Subject Categories: E2300*
-- Reactor Fuels
-- Environmental aspects of radioactive releases from fission
C5222
fuel cycle facilities -- (1992-)

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(Item 15 from file:

EDB- 93-025700

Title: Fallout:

103)

t

The experiences of a medical team in the care of a

Marshallese population accidently exposed to fallout radiation

Author(s) /Editor(s): Conard, R.A.
:
/
Corporate Source:
Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, NY (United States)
(Code: 0936000)
Sponsoring Organization:
DOE
USDOE, Washington, DC (United States)
Publication Date:
Report Number(s):

Order Number:

Sep 1992
BNL-46444

DE93004890

Contract Number (DOE):
Document Type: Report

Language:

(72 p)

ACO02-76CH00016

English

Journal Announcement: EDB9305
Availability: OSTI;
NTIS;
INIS;
Distribution:
(Report) :0
(MF):4

Subfile:

ERA

Exchange);

(Energy

INS

(US

Information Center)

Research

GPO Dep.
MN-408

Abstracts); ETD

Atomindex

input);

NTS

(Energy Technology Data

(NTIS).

TIC

(Technical

US DOE Project/NonDOE Project: P

Country of Origin: United States
Country of Publication: United States
Abstract: This report presents an historical account of the experiences of
the Brookhaven Medical Team in the examination and treatment of the

Marshallese people following their accidental exposure to radioactive

fallout in 1954. This is the first time that a population has been
heavily exposed to radioactive fallout, and even though this was a
tragic mishap, the medical findings have provided valuable information
for other accidents involving fallout such as the recent reactor
accident at Chernobyl. Noteworthy has been the unexpected importance of

radioactive iodine in the fallout in producing thyroid abnormalities.

Major Descriptors:

*MARSHALL ISLANDS -- RADIATION ACCIDENTS;

EXAMINATIONS ~-- HISTORICAL ASPECTS
Descriptors: FALLOUT; HUMAN POPULATIONS
Broader Terms: ACCIDENTS; ISLANDS; MICRONESIA;

OCEANIA;

*MEDICAL

POPULATIONS

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(Item 16 from file: 103)
03426034
INS-92-038605; EDB-93-004910
Title: Onset conditions for equatorial spread F
Author(s): Mendillo, M.;
Baumgardner, J.;
Xiaoging Pi;
Sultan, P.J.
(Boston Univ., MA (United States));
Tsunoda, R. (SRI International,
Menlo Park, CA (United States) )
Source:

Journal of Geophysical Research

JGREA2
ISSN: 0148-0227
Publication Date: 1 Sep 1992
Document Type: Journal Article
Language: English
Journal Announcement: EDB9301
Subfile:
JMT

(United States)

v 97:A9.

Coden:

p 13865-13876

ETD (Energy Technology Data Exchange);
(DOE contractor)

INS

(US Atomindex input).

US DOE Project/NonDOE Project: NP
Country of Origin: United States

Country of Publication: United States
Abstract: The problem of day-to-day variability in the occurrence of
equatorial spread F (ESF) is addressed using multidiagnostic
observations and

semiemnirical

modeling

The ohserwatianal

reenulte

are

IO03bb4

Subject Categories: 560161*
-- Radionuclide Effects, Kinetics, &
Toxicology -- Man
450000
-- Military Technology, Weaponry, & National Defense
INIS Subject Categories: C2110*
-- Radioisotope effects, kinetics &
toxicology in man

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