Ever wondered who took part in nuclear tests during WWII and the Cold War? These brave people are called atomic veterans. They were part of an important time in military history but faced many tough challenges. Fortunately, the rise of cancer help organizations developed specifically for atomic [Read More]
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Atmospheric Nuclear Tests: Unseen Dangers and Lasting Effects
Have you ever thought about the hidden dangers in our atmosphere? No, we’re not talking about pollution or climate change—though those are important too. We’re talking about atmospheric nuclear tests. These tests have had a big impact on our planet, and it’s important to understand their lasting [Read More]
Lung Cancer and Navy Service? You May Qualify for VA Benefits
Lung cancer is one of the serious health problems related to service in the United States Navy. The risk of developing lung cancer increases for Navy veterans because of their exposure to dangerous substances such as asbestos and nuclear radiation. So, Navy service members may be eligible for Navy [Read More]
The Purpose and Impact of the Atomic Energy Commission
The Atomic Energy Commission, or AEC, was established by the United States federal government in 1946. Its chief purpose was to oversee and regulate the development, use, and control of nuclear energy. Let’s discuss the purpose and the impact of the Atomic Energy Commission further. Why Was the [Read More]
Exploring Downwinders Claim FAQs
Since the development of nuclear technology, the issue of radiation exposure has become increasingly significant. This is especially true for the individuals and families who lived in regions downwind of nuclear test sites during the Cold War. These individuals, referred to as downwinders, have [Read More]
