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Russia-Ukraine Flash Report 30 JAN 2023 11:00 PST - But is it True?
🕑 Added 2023-01-30 19:03:39 +0000 UTCNo.
That is not what the World Health Organization wrote, and the release had nothing to do with the new threat of "we will nuke you" from the Kremlin, which the Kremlin has been spouting since February 2022.
We did the work for you.
WHO updates critical medicines list for radiological and nuclear emergencies
The last time these guidelines were updated was in 2007, before the Fukushima meltdown in Japan. Since 2011, new therapies and procedures have been developed to prevent excessive radiological exposure and, more importantly, how to treat radiation poisoning, particularly Acute Radiation Syndrome (ARS).
The foundational science of how much radiation exposure will kill you is unchanged. What has improved is our ability to treat people with a survivable exposure level. The new guidelines provide information on the type of drugs that should be added to stockpiles and new information on effective therapies.
That's it.
This update has been a work in progress for two years.
If the author of this completely irresponsible Fortune story had bothered to download and read the publicly available guidelines, they would have learned that the working group included scientists and doctors from the Russian Federation, the work on the document started in 2021, and the final review started in May 2022. Work continued with the guideline creators, including those from Russia, even after the widescale invasion started.
The timeline is in the document.
The truth matters even if scary headlines get more clicks.
Comments
Today's SIT REP has a rather grim assessment about the situation around Bakhmut.
It´s sad to hear that F16 is off the table. I think that we can agree now that all the mobiks have become a little more then just a speed bump.
Pat Loughery
Clickbait headlines are evil.
Thank you for true news!
Anton Poliakov
It makes me furious when reporters knowingly or unknowingly delve into fear mongering instead of actually reporting what the source material says.
