Re: Babies Affected by Dads' X-Ray Exams

["Sandy Perle" <sandyfl@ix.netcom.com>]

Chris,

The study you're referring to suggested that nuclear power exposure 
led to increased male births...  The article didn't say anything 
about the "size of the offspring though... .. no statistical 
correlation performed  :}

> Was there not a study done a few years ago, at Sellafield, or somewhere of
> that sort, that purported to show something similar? I.e., that irradiation
> of fathers, shortly before conception, led to some (I don't remember what)
> outcome in their progeny.


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