Wednesday, August 22, 2012

35% of Japanese children suffer lumps, cysts

This figure is totally abnormal and must necessarily be caused by the radioactivity scattered by the Fukushima catastrophe and its criminal mismanagement by the government.

A series of ultrasound examinations conducted on over 40,000 children in Japan found 35 percent of the children to have lumps or cysts.

"That is not normal among children," Eisenberg, who is also a retired pediatrician, told DW. He added that the figure was alarming. He, along with some of his colleagues, requested access to Japan's birth statistics for the time since the disaster at the Daiichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima. As of now, he is still waiting for access to be granted.

Source: DW (via EneNews).

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