Long-term effects of the supposed nuclear bombs are examined here: https://mpalmer.heresy.is/webnotes/HR/Long-term.html
However, the chapter builds upon things established in previous chapters and being of a deeply scientific nature will be too involved for the casual reader.…
I went to the link… and there is considerable verbiage… about teratogenic effects of alkylating agents.
So what?
It is well recognized that ionizing radiation is not the only cause of mutations. This is at the basis of some of the most fundamental principles of obstetrics: Avoid drugs during pregnancy. …and oncology: Many chemotherapy drugs are mutagens. There is even evidence accuмulating that
non-ionizing radiation
may be mutagenic.
Where is the evidence for widespread alkylating agent dispersal in two cities about 400km apart? In the article there is no section adducing such evidence.
The authors also offered this:
"Cancer incidence is significantly increased even in those survivors with very low estimated radiation exposure, and also in those who entered the inner city of Hiroshima shortly after the bombing."
So what?
See my posts above. Sequestration of even LOW amounts of
persistent radionuclides, especially "bone seekers" like Cesium-137 readily burst Grant et al.'s claim. Even LOW amounts of Iodine-131, a
non-persistent radionuclide, will be sequestered by the thyroid with a spectrum of
both early and late cancers.
I am not alone. I just did a gloss of the article and found more holes in it than I have time to waste. Others have done a more through job of debunking Grant et al. For a more thorough debunking than I intend to offer here, See:
Miyao M, Watanabe T, Honda R, Yamada Y.
Answer to the comments by Eric J. Grant et al. in "Radiation unlikely to be responsible for high cancer rates among distal Hiroshima A-bomb survivors". Environ Health Prev Med. 2009 Jul;14(4):250-3. doi: 10.1007/s12199-009-0088-7. Epub 2009 May 2. PMID: 19568833; PMCID: PMC2711885.
If this is the quality of the evidence, I am not wasting any more time on this. You can believe whatever you want.
I am well aware of—and I reject—the legions of
other frauds perpetrated upon us. After my own significant study on
this topic, I am convinced that nuclear weapons are real. You don't need to be convinced. I have no compulsion to convince you. As I said, you can believe whatever you want.