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WHO Q&A on the Consequences of a Nuclear Accident In the first part of its Q&A series on the use of potassium iodide for thyroid protection in nuclear or radiological emergencies, the World Health Organization discusses how to deal with radioactive iodine. This series is supposed to deal with one of the ten central questions in this field every day for ten days.

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WHO Q&A on the Consequences of a Nuclear Accident In the first part of its Q&A series on the use of potassium iodide for thyroid protection in nuclear or radiological emergencies, the World Health Organization discusses how to deal with radioactive iodine. This series is supposed to deal with one of the ten central questions in this field every day for ten days.

WHO Q&A on the Consequences of a Nuclear Accident In the first part of its Q&A series on the use of potassium iodide for thyroid protection in nuclear or radiological emergencies, the World Health Organization discusses how to deal with radioactive iodine. This series is supposed to deal with one of the ten central questions in this field every day for ten days.

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