Effects of Nuclear Weapons Testing on Health: Report of the Panel of Experts on the Archive of PHS Documents

Editor-Warren Winkelstein, Jr.; Editor-Stephen B. Hulley

Published by US Dept of Health, Education & Welfare, 1979

About this Item

1st Edition. COMPLETE 3-Vol set. Vol 1: 144 pp. Vol 2: 124 pp. Vol 3: 579 pp. Large softcovers show some minor shelf wear but are soundly bound and all pages intact. These volumes come with a photocopied letter laid in, dated Dec 13, 1979, to Donald Fredrickson, Director, National Institutes of Health, signed by five scientists including study editor Warren Winkelstein, on UC Berkeley letterhead. The letter states: "The attached resport, entitled 'Effects of Nuclear Weapons Testing on Health'.has received its final review and accurely represents our response to your charge of April 27, 1979." Dr. Fredrickson's charge, reprinted inside Vol 1, had been for the scientists to "review the available HEW materials for their completeness and adequacy for answering questions about the health effects of low-level ionizing radiation." Emphasis in the study is on the Utah, Nevada, and Arizona regions where people were most affected by fallout from nuclear weapons testing.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Effects of Nuclear Weapons Testing on Health: Report of the Panel of Experts on the Archive of PHS Documents
• Publisher: US Dept of Health, Education & Welfare
• Publication Date: 1979
• Binding: Softcover
• Condition: Very Good