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Food and medical procedures can expose people to radiation. Therefore, the effects of radiation from a nuclear power plant are not a reason for concern. True or False
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Food and medical procedures can expose people to radiation. Therefore, the effects of radiation from a nuclear power plant are not a reason for concern.
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The answer is false. The amount of radiation a person is exposed to by food or medical test is with a set limit. The effect of a malfunctioning nuclear power plant would give off many times the amount the body could handle.
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