Fukushima Thyroid Cancer Symposium live stream 3 February 2020
The Symposium is mostly in Japanese (awaiting translations for child cancer data)
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Posted by Shaun McGee
Posted on 3 February 2020
Talks about the recommended treatment for Thyroid Cancer in Adults in different countries.
Partial removal advice, though an option, in most (Apart from one EU group) countries is generally ignored for full removal and resultant life long medication.
Some interesting notes I took From that part of the Symposium
3000 approx Thyroid cancers per year in the USA averaged (Pop 350 million) and 550 per year approx in China (pop 1.5 billion)
Higher rates of Adult Thyroid cancer in Korea and Japan for adults compared to rest of world. Korea has a slightly higher rate than Japan
Maybe the choice of total removal given is because of risky outcomes for Partial mastectomies ie secondary cancer risk concerns?
Full Session on You tube (Still live as I post) below. Peter Angelos presentation (in English) with slides about 120 minutes in
Update; Video was removed by the user. There are only five (at the time of looking) videos on the Our Planet TV Youtube channel with the Peter Angelos presentation not present.
Update 2: I have not been able to confirm if the China figure is a national or a provincial figure. I will update a clarification to this point when I contact the people I have messaged. I will then be doing a full report on this presentations findings with some other info that has come to my attention – Shaun
Maybe the video will be uploaded later, the channel can be found here;
https://www.youtube.com/user/OPTVstaff/videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_PTBKh7ggk&feature=youtu.be
【ライブ】２日・３日国際シンポ 「県民健康調査のいま：甲状腺 」
With thanks to Our Planet TV for streaming service
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#Fukushima Prof in charge of surgery,ex-top of #thyroid exam committee
“72 % of 180 w/metastases to lymph node,47% to surrounding tissues,
NO LOW-RISK CASE”
“7% after partial extirpation&6% of 180 RELAPSE”
Other experts claim”Not due to #radiation” even urge scale down of exam
Reblogged this on nuclear-news and commented:
Reblog and edited. Here are some Lies? Read on!
“As it happened, South Korea had carried out a similar screening at around the same time in a population not exposed to Fukushima – and found very similar results. “It is very difficult to convince the public about this,” said Nollet. “And when we try we are seen as complicit in nuclear power.”