The end of World War II (1945) was marked by three shocking events — the sinking of the USS Indianapolis ( July 30), Hiro shima (Aug. 6) and Nag asaki (Aug. 9). Due to radiation effects, these two atomic bombs provided a wealth of hematology and oncology data, and the sum of our knowledge reminds us that we don’t want to see these again. This was 80 years ago — atomic bombs are “old” ...
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