Fukushima Report Introduced by Top Official Hosono: “Other reactors are all in considerably severe condition” — 14 total; Dai-ni, Onagawa, Tokai — “Extreme situations, though not much has been broadcast” (VIDEO) April 19, 2012
Top Japan Official: Evacuating Tokyo was a ‘contingency’, not worst-case scenario — “Implementing COST-EFFECTIVE measures was the proper response” February 14, 2012
Local Official: Pharmacist says prescription drug use, high blood pressure on the rise after Fukushima disaster — “No wonder; We are exposed to high level of radiation every second” July 5, 2012
Well-known journalist sickened — Had toured Fukushima plant Monday — Severe diarrhea, sudden fever, can’t stop shiveringFebruary 25, 2012
Tokai Mayor: “We don’t trust the govt’s nuclear policies” — “We cant feel safe unless the mistrust is resolved” (VIDEO) October 27, 2011
Gov’t Advisor: Results of children’s tests may point to an elevated incidence of abnormal thyroid function March 22, 2012
Japan Times: 28 of every 100 Fukushima pregnancies resulted in miscarriage or abortion — “Of course we didn’t believe the rumor, but we just wanted to confirm that it was groundless” says survey leaderApril 17, 2012
NYTimes: Radioactivity after atomic bomb only 1000th of that from luminous dial watch — No Radioactivity in Hiroshima — Survey Rules out Nagasaki Dangers January 6, 2012

Just 0.8% of children in 2001 Japanese control group had thyroid cysts or nodules in Fukushima study.

http://enenews.com/36-fukushima-children-thyroid-cysts-nodules-compares-08-2001-control-group-japan

“Thyroid nodules are uncommon in children before puberty (1.5% or less) (Kirkland et al. 1973, Rallison et al. 1975, Scott & Crawford 1976, Yip et al. 1994, Millman & Pellitteri 1997). Any nodule discovered in such an age group should therefore be viewed with suspicion and the diagnostic approach should be more aggressive in children than in adults (Scott & Crawford 1976, Silverman et al. 1979, Ridgway 1991) because they are more often malignant than in adults (Belfiore et al. 1989). The mean incidence of thyroid carcinomas in childhood thyroid nodules which were operated on is summarized in Table 1⇓ and shows an overall 26.4% risk of cancer.”