Understanding Radiation Fear: The Role of Public Misconception

Public understanding of radiation has long been portrayed as some sort of villain. Historical tragedies at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, as well as disasters such as Chernobyl, overshadow the vital role that it plays in medicine, agriculture, and energy. Probably the largest contributor to this fear is a theoretical concept known as Linear No Threshold (LNT), which purports incorrectly that any level of radiation exposure is detrimental. As empirical evidence suggests otherwise, the public still remains suspicious.

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