Chang et al. describe a machine-learning model using routine complete blood count tests to detect radiation exposure across doses and time points, enabling rapid identification of radiation exposure is essential during nuclear emergencies. The model performs well but varies across genetic backgrounds, highlighting the role of genetics in radiation response.

Chang et al. describe a machine-learning model using routine complete blood count tests to detect radiation exposure across doses and time points, enabling rapid identification of radiation exposure is essential during nuclear emergencies. The model performs well but varies across genetic backgrounds, highlighting the role of genetics in radiation response.

Thymus radiation during lung cancer treatment is linked to a higher risk of metastasis and death. ...

A new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine reveals that flight attendants and pilots face significantly higher risks of dying from radiation-related cancers compared to the general population. Researchers analyzed national death certificate data from over 12 million individuals, identifying occupations with elevated cancer mortality rates. Flight attendants had a 50% higher risk, while pilots showed a 36% increase, for cancers linked to radiation exposure such as leukemia, lymphoma, and thyroid cancer. The study highlights that cosmic radiation at high altitudes contributes to this risk, though limitations include unknown exposure levels and potential misclassification of occupations. Experts emphasize the need for better monitoring and health protocols for aviation crews, suggesting regular skin exams and early cancer screenings. The Federal Aviation Administration acknowledges radiation exposure but lacks federal dose limits or mandatory monitoring. Union leaders stress the importance of addressing this known risk, calling for improved education and accountability in aviation safety.

A new study indicates that flight attendants and pilots have a higher risk of death from radiation-related cancers compared to other professions, even those working with radioactive materials.

An interview with New Mexico Sen. Ben Ray Lujan about prospects for a RECA reauthorization bill in the context of the Trump administration’s efficiency efforts and internal Republican disagreement ove...

The Axiom-4 mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS) is making significant strides in space research, with potential far-reaching implications for human health and future space exploration

What really happened over the Welsh village of Pentyrch in February 2016? If you think UFO stories are just for sci-fi fans, think again. This episode dives deep into the Pentyrch UFO Incident—a night of bizarre lights, military jets, and a massive, silent black pyramid that left witnesses stunned and authorities scrambling for answers. Hear firsthand accounts of red and green barrel-shaped objects, sudden temperature drops, and even physical paralysis. We unravel the tangled web of official denials, shifting stories from the Ministry of Defence, and the mysterious “Operation Chameleon.” Why did the police, local hospital, and government all seem to be reading from the same script? What about the destroyed evidence, the unexplained radiation exposure, and the electrical signal found in a witness’s nervous system? Packed with intrigue, controversy, and jaw-dropping revelations, this podcast is your front-row seat to one of the UK’s most compelling UFO mysteries. Whether you’re a skeptic, a believer, or just love a good cover-up, you’ll be hooked from the first minute to the last. Ready to question everything you thought you knew about UFOs? Hit play, subscribe, and share this episode—because the truth is out there, and it’s stranger than fiction.

Allowing RECA to expire abandoned thousands of Americans who sacrificed their health in the name of national security, writes Leigh Ford.