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Wunderlich Syndrome: A Seldom Presentation of a Relatively Ubiquitous Tumor. [PDF]
CureusSharma S, Ali I, Shetty V.
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Negotiating the draft Radiological Weapons Convention
Adelphi Series, 2016Relations between the United States and Russia today are beset by rivalry in almost every sphere, and mutual suspicion reigns. Both parties have shunned arms-reduction talks and are pursuing nuclear modernisation programmes; a new nuclear arms race looms.
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Weapons of mass destruction: radiological, biological and chemical weapons
2018Key themes • Weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) are treated as distinct from ‘conventional’ weapons, and their stockpiling and use are particularly controversial. • WMDs are divided into four general types: radiological, biological, chemical and nuclear weapons.
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Antioxidants as a Bio-shield Against Radiological Weapons
2013There are two types of radiological weapon, “dirty bomb,” and nuclear weapon (atom bomb). A dirty bomb can be made from one or more commercially available radioactive isotopes and it can be detonated using a conventional explosive, whereas an atom bomb consists of fissionable element, and it requires complex procedures for detonation.
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, 2001 : The United States Government has identified of highest priority the development of effective capabilities for preventing and managing the consequences of terrorists use of chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and high-yield explosive (CBRNE ...
Donnie P. Anderson
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Use of nuclear and radiological weapons by terrorists? [PDF]
International Review of the Red Cross, 2005 AbstractThere is great concern that terrorists could obtain nuclear or radiological weapons and detonate them in a large city. The authors analyse the technical requirements for and obstacles to obtaining such weapons. What difficulties would have to be surmounted? Could these problems be solved by a terrorist organization without direct support from a
Emmanuel Egger, Christoph Wirz
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Radiological impact assessment of nuclear weapon depots in Valley Rwagh, Libya
, 2017Activity levels of the natural (238U, 232Th, 226Ra, and 40K) and artificial (137Cs) radionuclides in surface soil samples collected from different areas of Libya, especially the southern and central provinces, including Valley Rwagh, which is in a ...
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