Okinawa's old U.S. military base site found radioactive waste, radioactive substances will have what harm to the human body?

In the old U.S. military base site in Okinawa, people found radioactive waste, this radioactive waste is in fact very great for the human body, but some people for the specific harm is not very well understood, so today we will talk about radioactive substances for the body in the end what are the hazards?

There are many types of radioactive substances, but most of them will have an impact on the overall structure of the human body, including the body's central nervous system, the circulatory system or the endocrine system, all of which will be attacked by radioactive substances.
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In addition, if we live in a radioactive environment for a long period of time, we will be exposed to a lot of radiation every day, and the death rate of human beings will vary, and the death rate of human beings can be up to 100 percent once a certain standard is exceeded. Below 150 rad, however, the human body may not experience any discomfort, and it will not result in death. However, it is important to note that after 15 to 20 years, the body may begin to show a variety of abnormalities. This eventually leads to sudden mutations in the body and eventually death.

In addition to the above, long-term living in the radioactive waste radiation, our body's chromosomal genes will also be mutated. If you are not aware of this and continue to have children with your partner, it is very likely that your child's genes will carry some of the mutated genes. The child may have some deformities, or may be underdeveloped in other ways. The effect is not only on one generation, but often on several generations to come. This is why radioactive materials are so scary, and if they are allowed to continue, they could threaten human civilization in the future.