Health Effects of Irradiated Mail in U.S. Uncertain

02 Jul 2002

Capitol Hill workers may be suffering some adverse health effects from handling irradiated mail, but further study is needed to determine if it poses a serious health risk, a U.S. congressional regulatory office said on Tuesday. Full Story

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