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Prohibition of radiological weapons
There are, in pr in c ipl e , two methods of conducting radiological warfare. One involves the use of so-called “dirty” nuclear weapons, that is, maximizing the radioactive effects of a nuclear weapon explosion so as to augment the immediate damage caused by blast, heat and initial radiation by increasing the radioactive fall-out which would present a ...
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Introduction to Biological, Chemical, Nuclear, and Radiological Weapons
History will record 2001 as a watershed year for the role of organized medicine in the national response to terrorism. Significant terrorist events on U.S. soil, highlighted by the use of explosive weapons and biological agents, has heightened concern for future widespread use of chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive materials. The
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