Humint Events Online: Medical Radiation Accidents Article in NYTimes

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Medical Radiation Accidents Article in NYTimes

The article is on how high energy radiation beams used to treat cancer are often not correctly targeted, resulting in radiation damage to healthy tissue and even death to patients.

Some interesting bits:
1) the obligatory 33-- "The Times found that on 133 occasions, devices used to shape or modulate radiation beams — contributing factors in the injuries to Mr. Jerome-Parks and Ms. Jn-Charles — were left out, wrongly positioned or otherwise misused."

2) one patient's cancer likely came from ground zero:
As this warning circulated, Mr. Jerome-Parks was dealing with what he thought was a nagging sinus infection. He would not know until two months later that cancer had been growing at the base of his tongue. It was a surprising diagnosis for a relatively young man who rarely drank and did not smoke.

In time, his doctors and family came to suspect that his cancer was linked to the neighborhood where he had once worked, on the southern tip of Manhattan, in the shadow of the World Trade Center.

Several years before, he had taken a job there as a computer and systems analyst at CIBC World Markets. His starting date: September 2001. (snip)

In the days and weeks that followed, Mr. Jerome-Parks donated blood, helped a family search for a missing relative and volunteered at the Red Cross, driving search-and-rescue workers back and forth from what became known as “the pile.” Whether toxic dust from the collapsed towers caused his cancer may never be known, though his doctor would later say he believed there was a link.


3) this description of radiation induced should ring a bell--
A friend from church, Paul Bibbo, stopped by the hospital after the second treatment to see how things were going.

Mr. Bibbo did not like what he saw. Walking into a darkened hospital room, he recalled blurting out: “ ‘My goodness, look at him.’ His head and his whole neck were swollen.”

Anne Leonard, another friend, saw it, too, on a later visit. “I was shocked because his head was just so blown up,” Ms. Leonard said. “He was in the bed, and he was writhing from side to side and moaning.”

2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Note that Scott Jerome-Parks who got tongue cancer possibly from the WTC nuking, and who later received radiation excess as part of "cancer treatment" had symptoms of radiation poisoning which included his teeth falling out, the NYTimes article states.

My article on WTC responder, Sgt. Matt Tartaglia, is relevant to this, and is here:

http://covertoperations.blogspot.com/2007/08/by-anonymous-physicist-sgt.html

Sgt. Tartaglia suffered from many complaints after working in the rubble of the WTC--including having his teeth fall out.

Note that Sgt. Tartaglia also stated that he thought the WTC was destroyed with "tactical nukes." (Unfortunately Alex Jones changed the subject instead of concentrating on that whenever Tartaglia brought it up.)

My articles on the nuking of the WTC are here:

http://www.wtcdemolition.blogspot.com/

And my articles on the China Syndrome Aftermath at the WTC are here:

http://www.wtc-chinasyndrome.blogspot.com/

Note in passing, RE radiation treatment for cancer. Physicists have long known that even a single energetic photon can make a cell become cancerous and then set off a biological "chain reaction." See e.g.
the book,

Angry Genie: One Man's Walk Through the Nuclear Age

by Karl Ziegler Morgan, PhD, regarded as the founder of the field of Health Physics. You will find the quote about a single energetic photon causing cancer. (But it's common knowledge.)

Alternative treatments if you get cancer... Like vaccinations, there is a hidden agenda with chemotherapy and radiation. Radiation "treatment" is an abomination, when natural means are available that are usually safe and effective, especially if done first, not last.

Anonymous Physicist
http://www.anonymousphysicist.com

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