Nuclear fallout information

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WASHINGTON — The U.S. government this week bought $290 million in supplies of a drug designed to treat blood cell injuries following radiological and nuclear emergencies as part of what it said were long-standing efforts to prepare for potential health impacts from threats to national security.

 

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WASHINGTON — The U.S. government this week bought $290 million in supplies of a drug designed to treat blood cell injuries following radiological and nuclear emergencies as part of what it said were long-standing efforts to prepare for potential health impacts from threats to national security.

Yeh, that's definitely something. Russia's mobilization is gonna do jack against precision artillery, and DC is now talking about Ukraine's chances of retaking Crimea. The strategic nuke thing is a real possibility as Putin's last option (besides, you know, doing the normal thing and admitting it's over), as is NATO's response to it. If this turns into a real NATO vs Russia war, wow who knows how this will play out?

 

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WASHINGTON — The U.S. government this week bought $290 million in supplies of a drug designed to treat blood cell injuries following radiological and nuclear emergencies as part of what it said were long-standing efforts to prepare for potential health impacts from threats to national security.

So about 10 doses?

(sorry, couldn't resist)