about the dangers of nuclear radiation, radioactive

Exposure to high levels of radiation can lead to acute radiation syndrome (ARS). This syndrome is characterized by nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and skin damage, only a few hours after exposure to high levels of radiation.

In the long run, it will trigger the exposure of bone marrow damage, internal bleeding, cancer, and other infections. In the worst condition, the patient will die within a few months after exposure to radiation.

Besser says, almost all human body contains elements of radiation. However, within safe limits. About 80 percent are exposed to radiation from natural elements such as uranium, thorium, radium, contained in the soil.

While 20 percent of radiation exposure from man-made sources, such as the use of X-rays for therapeutic treatment. In addition to medical devices, radiation elements are also commonly exposed through a number of electronic devices such as heaters, lamps, or microwave. "But the levels are generally still safe for human health," .