by Ernest J. Sternglass, Joseph J. Mangano, William McDonnell
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
 it's delightful, it's delovely, it's denial, 2007-08-07
Notice the writer (singular, because I'm sure it's all the same person) of the three preceding one-star review opuses does not even identify himself. Does this person work hands-on in the nuke industry? We must have compassion for those who have been suckered into this cytogenic time-bomb of a career. They may be just as hilarious as Homer Simpson. For more information about how low-level radiation has likely affected myself and others who merely made the mistake of living near Los Alamos, see my review of 'Deadly Deceit' by J. Gould.
0 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
 Reading the title I was sceptic....and now I know I was right!, 2005-08-02
Mr.Sternglass is the typical self-styled 'scientist' who fear radiation because he never studied it and he try to terrify others due to his monumental ignorance.
This 'work' is a crap....and wasting of your money.
4 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
Smell that? I think it's radiation....., 2003-11-24
This guy had a conclusion in mind and looked for the "statistics" to prove it. Sadly, real science is the other way around.
Here's a better idea: watch what you eat, don't smoke, and wear your seatbelt. The stress books like these try to create kills innumerably more than the radiation ever will.
5 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
 A Must-read for Thoughtful Citizens, 2001-08-31
This is a fascinating statistical analysis of cancer-clusters and other immune deficiency problems linked to low-level radiation exposure from nuclear power plants and the testing of nuclear weapons. It raises important questions regarding public health which are all too seldom addressed anywhere. The authors' conclusions are a wake-up call for concerned citizens to begin challenging corporate and governmental silence surrounding the real/potential dangers of the nuclear power/weapons industries. A controversial, but important read!
13 of 26 people found the following review helpful:
What the government doesn't want you to know about Nukes, 1999-11-19
In a followup to his 1991 book _Deadly Deceit_, Gould issues a devestating indictment of the nuclear power industry. Using his irreproachable statistical expertise (in over 30 years, he never lost a court case in which he appeared as an expert statistical witness), Gould shows the direct correlation between deadly diseases and living downwind from nuclear reactors. Why does the U.S. government no longer release the data showing the amount of radiation released from Nukes? Because they don't want you to know that Nukes never have been and never will be safe. Instead, they are exposing U.S. citizens to deadly toxins that kill them or make them more susceptible to cancers and autoimmune diseases. For anyone who wants the irrefutable evidence supporting these claims, this is a book you must read.
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