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RADIATION: When A Cancer Therapy Puts Others At Risk. ?In 1997, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission ?

By Glenn Reynolds

RADIATION: When A Cancer Therapy Puts Others At Risk. “In 1997, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission dropped a requirement that such patients be quarantined in the hospital. Instead, patients can be released right after their treatment, when they are at their most radioactive. And while most people go right home, one patient in New York boarded a bus for Atlantic City, N.J., and set off a radiation alarm in the Lincoln Tunnel.”

Full post as published by Instapundit.com on October 30, 2010 (boomark / email).