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Why is radioactivity dangerous?

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Why is radioactivity dangerous?

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Exposure to high levels of radioactivity for long periods of time will give you ‘radiation sickness’ which is fatal. The higher the level and longer the exposure the sooner you die. At lower exposures radioactivity will increase the risk of cancer occurring in your body in the future. The lower the exposure the lower the risk until at extremely low levels and under controlled conditions the negative risks to health can be outweighed by the benefits of radiation in diagnosing and treating other diseases and disorders.

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Radioactivity consists of (high energy) partcles and electromagnetic radiation. Some of the particles and the EMR damage tissue. The most serious effect is the damage that can be caused to the cell’s DNA. This results in a range of mutations.

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radioactivity is very bad for you because it harms cells and deforms them, its really bad for reproduction, deformaty and other problems.

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