Allman, Toney.
Radiation Sickness. Gale/Lucent 2013 104p ISBN 978-1-4205-0900-7 ms/jr VG-BNS Nonfiction
Allman offers clear, careful
descriptions of radiation sickness. He explains what radiation
sickness is, under what conditions radiation sickness occurs, and how people
cope with it. Treatment and prevention
are discussed, as well as examples of notable cases of radiation sickness,
including that of scientist
Marie Curie. However, the author fails to include Japan’s disastrous
2011 nuclear breach in Fukishima.
Informative and factual, this book will be a helpful volume for young researchers and debaters. It includes quotation sources, an annotated bibliography, and a list of organizations to contact for additional exploration. The information is well-organized and intuitive. This is a solid addition to middle-school collections.
Informative and factual, this book will be a helpful volume for young researchers and debaters. It includes quotation sources, an annotated bibliography, and a list of organizations to contact for additional exploration. The information is well-organized and intuitive. This is a solid addition to middle-school collections.
Summary: This book
explores radiation sickness in detail, covering causes
and effects, treatments, and medical advancements.
Radiation sickness --Hillary Welliver
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