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Nuclear tests caused at least 4 million early deaths, with lasting health effects worldwide, experts warn.
A new report by Norwegian People's Aid links at least four million premature deaths to radiation from over 2,400 nuclear tests conducted worldwide between 1945 and 2017, with lasting health impacts on survivors near test sites—many in former colonies.
The fallout has affected every person alive today, as radioactive isotopes remain in human bones, and exposure even at low levels can cause cancer, heart disease, and genetic harm, particularly to children and women.
Despite scientific consensus, secrecy, lack of transparency, and inadequate compensation persist, and experts warn that renewed calls to resume testing pose extreme dangers.
Las pruebas nucleares causaron al menos 4 millones de muertes prematuras, con efectos duraderos en la salud en todo el mundo, advierten los expertos.