Cancer lawsuit launched over Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster
Six plaintiffs who were children in 2011 and are now aged between 17 and 27 have developed thyroid cancer.
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Cancer lawsuit launched over Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster
Six plaintiffs who were children in 2011 and are now aged between 17 and 27 have developed thyroid cancer.
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Cancer lawsuit launched over Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster
Six plaintiffs who were children in 2011 and are now aged between 17 and 27 have developed thyroid cancer.
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Cancer lawsuit launched over Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster
Six plaintiffs who were children in 2011 and are now aged between 17 and 27 have developed thyroid cancer.
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Cancer lawsuit launched over Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster
Six plaintiffs who were children in 2011 and are now aged between 17 and 27 have developed thyroid cancer.
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6 cancer patients sue utility over Fukushima radiation
TOKYO (AP) — Six people who were children living in Fukushima at the time of the 2011...
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Cancer lawsuit launched over Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster
Six plaintiffs who were children in 2011 and are now aged between 17 and 27 have developed thyroid cancer.
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Cancer lawsuit launched over Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster
Six plaintiffs who were children in 2011 and are now aged between 17 and 27 have developed thyroid cancer.
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Cancer lawsuit launched over Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster
Six plaintiffs who were children in 2011 and are now aged between 17 and 27 have developed thyroid cancer.
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Cancer lawsuit launched over Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster
Six plaintiffs who were children in 2011 and are now aged between 17 and 27 have developed thyroid cancer.
Source: westerntelegraph.co.uk