Sohei Kondo: Why are humans vulnerable to radiation?

A science-based bridge to the world of science since 1958 and a publishing company of radiologists who have spread scientific knowledge to the public has produced a revised edition of radiation. While radiation is being used in medicine and elsewhere in modern societies, many people still feel afraid because of its dangers and destructive power. Author Gondo Sohei, a prominent geneticist in Japan, has been serving as an assistant professor of radiation basic medicine at Osaka University and has spent a long time studying the treatment of cancer using radiation. The radiation power was seen close enough to anyone who visited Hiroshima, which had been destroyed shortly after the bomb. He knew the name of radiation and the cancer better than anyone, and he wrote why the person who saw it was weak in the spirit of how readers could ‘ get it right ’. This is the first book in the world to introduce health surveys of people who were exposed to radiation in small amounts. In the year '96, Beckrell (H. The first radiation discovered by Bectorel is the wave that the radioactive material releases as it decays, or the flow of particles. When radiation passes through the material, it ionizes atoms and molecules and breaks off chemical bonds that cause damage to the cell. While large amounts of radiation increase the possibility of carcinogenic cancer and kill life, small amounts of it being used everywhere only damage mutations like cancer, helping life to find life again and live. The process of solving the fears of radiation is as interesting as finding out who it is to find out who the detective novel is.

Korean title: 사람은 방사선에 왜 약한가

Korean author: 곤도 소헤이

Korean publisher: 전파과학사

ISBN-13: 9788970446516