Re: Chernobyl disaster caused cancer cases in Sweden

["Bjorn Cedervall" <bcradsafers@HOTMAIL.COM>]

>Can anyone suggest any possible advantage this Swedish study might have 

>over mine?





This study has the advantage of being politically correct in certain 

"anti-everythings" headquarters - especially anti-industrial, anti-nuclear 

etc.



The third author started out with cancer alarms long ago and must hold the 

Swedish record in this regard - if this is wrong I would like to know who 

the other candidate would be.



My personal comment only - apporved by no one,



Bjorn Cedervall    bcradsafers@hotmail.com

PS. Don't worry - "Before it's too late" is in my bookshelf only six feet 

away - your description on pp. 22-23 is basically how an extremely biased 

Swedish TV program about the mobile phone controversy was made two years ago 

(your brain was supposed to look like a Swiss cheese after the use of mobile 

phones - at least that is how non-scientists interpreted the message). One 

of the main actors in that program is coincidently also involved in this 

last Chernobyl study.





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