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Everyone,

I have been asked to pass on the following information to all of you. Thanks

Josh Shepherd

Resource Center Manager

National Center for Farmworker Health

(512) 312-5463

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New from the National Cancer Institute

The National Cancer Institute announces new publications addressing radioactive

iodine (I-131) from fallout. The materials are designed to address the concerns

of Americans who were exposed to I-131 from above-ground nuclear testing in the

1950s and early 1960s. People exposed to I-131, especially during childhood, may

have an increased risk of thyroid disease, including thyroid cancer.

Resources available for distribution include:

1. Get the Facts about Exposure to I-131 Radiation a general information

brochure that provides information about the Nevada tests and identifies

individuals at particular risk.

2. Making Choices: Screening for Thyroid Cancer a workbook for individuals

concerned about their exposure to I-131 from fallout.

3. Radioactive Iodine (I-131) and Thyroid Cancer an Educational Resource a

flipchart presentation for Native Americans, available online and in printed

form.

You can also view, place orders for materials, and read additional background

information online at www.cancer.gov/i131 or NCI's Cancer Information Service

toll-free at 1-800-4-CANCER.

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