PULLMAN, Wash. — Two Washington State University researchers are available to help reporters developing stories on the health effects of radiation exposure:
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Tony Brooks
Brooks has studied both the movement of radioactive material in the environment and its health effects on people. He was the chief scientist for the U.S. Department of Energy Low-Dose Research Program, a global look at how radiation interacts with molecules, cells and people.
Contact information:
Tony Brooks, emeritus research professor in radiation biology, WSU Tri-Cities; 509-783-7970; c: 509-727-4451
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Anthony James
James can discuss inhalation hazards, exposure levels and different types of radiation. He is the former director of the United States Transuranium & Uranium Registries (USTUR).
Contact information:
Anthony James, radiation biologist, health physicist, research professor, WSU College of Pharmacy; 509-375-7718; c: 509-531-7982; Anthony.james@acj-associates.com.