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IRMER
(redirected from Ionising radiation)

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IRMERIonising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulations (Europe)
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Those who were involved in the event on the Monte Bello islands and Christmas Island on the Australian mainland between 1952 and 1958, stated that there is a link between their exposure to the ionising radiation and their ill-health.
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1) Medical ionising radiation is by far the largest man-made source of such radiation to impinge on the population, and most of this comes from diagnostic X-rays.
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Mr Hart and his fellow claimants say they - or their loved ones - suffered illnesses including cancers, skin defects and fertility problems due to exposure to ionising radiation during the South Pacific tests.
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