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ロイター（日本語字幕） Fukushima Mothers Worried About Cancer Risk
投稿者 妹之山商店街 日時 2013 年 3 月 03 日 21:46:47: 6nR1V99SGL7yY
ロイター（日本語字幕） Fukushima Mothers Worried About Cancer Risk
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公開日: 2013/03/03
Fukushima Mothers Worried About Cancer Risk
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Fukushima mothers worried about cancer risk (1:30)
Feb. 28 - A new report says the risk of cancer is low at a Japanese nuclear site damaged in the earthquake and tsunami two years ago, but local mothers still have serious concerns. Malini Wilkes reports. ( Transcript )
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Fukushima mothers worried about cancer risk
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Feb. 28 - A new report says the risk of cancer is low at a Japanese nuclear site damaged in the earthquake and tsunami two years ago, but local mothers still have serious concerns. Malini Wilkes reports.
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At this kindergarten in Fukushima, Japan, the playground is monitored by a radiation detection device. It's been two years since a massive earthquake and tsunami killed 19-thousand people and damaged a nearby nuclear plant.
Local health authorities are monitoring every child for thyroid abnormalities, but for mothers like Makiko Suzuki-- it's not enough.
(Soundbite) (Japanese) Mother, Makiko Suzuki, saying:
"I want to get another opinion, but it's difficult. Thyroid specialists are really rare. I'd have to travel really far to find a decent doctor who knows all about thyroid cancer."
A new World Health Organization report finds females exposed as infants in the most contaminated area could have a 70-percent higher risk of developing thyroid cancer. But the report concludes the overall cancer risk is low, even in the most affected areas.
Japanese scientists are trying to calm worried mothers, but admit that more research is needed.
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Fukushima mothers worried about cancer risk
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公開日: 2013/02/28
Fukushima mothers worried about cancer risk
A new report says the risk of cancer is low at a Japanese nuclear site damaged in the tsunami two years ago, but local mothers are still concerned.
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Title: Fukushima Mothers Worried About Cancer Risk
Source: Reuters
Date: Feb. 28, 2013
Fukushima Mothers Worried About Cancer Risk
Description: A new report says the risk of cancer is low at a Japanese nuclear site damaged in the earthquake and tsunami two years ago, but local mothers still have serious concerns.
Transcript
Reporter: At this kindergarten in Fukushima, Japan, the playground is monitored by a radiation detection device. [...] Local health authorities are monitoring every child for thyroid abnormalities, but for mothers like Makiko Suzuki it’s not enough.
Makiko Suzuki: I want to get another opinion, but it’s difficult. Thyroid specialists are really rare. I’d have to travel really far to find a decent doctor who knows all about thyroid cancer.
Reporter: A new World Health Organization report finds females exposed as infants in the most contaminated area could have a 70-percent higher risk of developing thyroid cancer. [...] Japanese scientists are trying to calm worried mothers, but admit that more research is needed.
Fukushima Medical University Professor Shinichi Suzuki: In the case of Chernobyl, thyroid cancer started to appear four or five years later. It doesn’t show up straightaway. Long-term, even more than 25 years on, there are still cases of thyroid cancer appearing in Chernobyl. So whatever we tell mothers right now, they’re unlikely to be reassured.
Reporter: Two years after the disaster, Fukushima officials say more than 40-percent of local children have some thyroid abnormalities.
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At this kindergarten in Fukushima, Japan, the playground is monitored by a radiation detection device.
福島のこの幼稚園では遊び場は放射線検出装置で監視されています
It's been two years as a massive earthquake and tsunami killed nineteen thousand people and damaged a nearby nuclear plant.
大地震と津波により19000人以上が亡くなり原発を損壊してから二年になります
Local health authorities are monitoring every child for thyroid abnormalities.
地域医療機関は全ての子供の甲状腺異常を監視しています
But for mothers like Makiko Suzuki, it's not enough.
しかし鈴木まき子さんのような母親にとっては
それでは十分ではありません
I want to get another opinion.
but it's difficult.
Thyroid specialists are really rare.
I'd have to travel really far to find a decent doctor who knows all about thyroid cancer.
別の意見も聞いてみたいが難しい
甲状腺の専門家は極めて稀です
甲状腺がんをよく知る優れた医師を見つけるにはとても遠くまで行かねばなりません
A new World Health Organization report finds females exposed as infants
in the most contaminated area could have a seventy percent higher risk of developing thyroid cancer.
WHOの新しい報告では最汚染地域の女児は甲状腺がん発症リスクが70％高い可能性がある
but the report concludes the overall cancer risk is low even in the most affected areas.
しかし報告は最も影響を受ける地域でさえ全がんリスクは低いと結論づけています
Japanese scientists are trying to calm the fears of worried mothers
but admit that more reseach is needed.
日本の学者達は心配する母親達の怖れを静めようとしていますが
更なる調査は必要だと認めています
(Fukushima Medical University Professor Shinichi Suzuki)
福島県立医科大学鈴木眞一教授
In the case of Chernoby, thyroid cancer started to appear four or five years later.
チェルノブイリでも甲状腺がんは4,5年経ってから現れ始めた
It doesn't show up straightaway.
直ぐには現れません
Long term even more than twenty-five years on,
there are still cases of thyroid cancer appearing in Chernoby.
チェルノブイリでは25年以上経ってからも甲状腺がんが発症する場合もあります
So whatever we tell mothers right now, they're unlikely to be reassured.
だから今、何を答えてもお母さん達は安心しないと思います
Two years after the disaster, Fukushima officials say more than 40-percent of local children have some thyroid abnormalities.
災害後二年、福島県は40％以上の地元の子供達に
何らかの甲状腺異常があると述べています
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