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“核辐射”一词总能牵动我们极为敏感的神经:“日本的原子弹爆炸和成千上万人丧生”、“切尔诺贝利核事故”、“延续百年挥之不去的辐射影响”……2011年3月11日,日本地震和海啸引发的核泄漏事件震惊全球。一时间,人们谈辐射色变,真相不明、谣言四起导致囤盐、囤碘片、囤海带的“全国集体大恐慌”;核辐射致癌,请关门窗、穿白衣,扎好袖口、领口、裤口的短信被广泛传播……那么,我们到底对辐射了解多少呢?人们最想知道的是,核辐射对人体的健康究竟有多大危害?必要时,我们该如何科学地防范呢?
The term “nuclear radiation” always affects our extremely sensitive nerves: “Japan’s atomic bombings and the deaths of tens of thousands of people”, “Chernobyl nuclear accident”, “ Rare Radiation Effects ”... On March 11, 2011, Japan’s earthquake and tsunami triggered a nuclear leak that stunned the world. For a time, people talk about radiation discoloration, the truth is unknown, rumors have led to hoarding salt, store iodine, store kelp “national collective panic ”; nuclear radiation carcinogenic, please close the window, wear white, tie cuffs, neckline , The news of the mouth is widely spread ... ... So, what exactly do we know about the radiation? What people most want to know is how much harm the human body’s health is to nuclear radiation? How can we prevent it scientifically when necessary?