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Pagwash Conference Nagasaki 2015 Plenary Session I Humanitarian Impact of Nuclear Weapons: Humanitarian Impact of Nuclear Weapons: Life-long Health Effects of Atomic Bombing Life-long Health Effects of Atomic Bombing In Hiroshima and Nagasaki In Hiroshima and Nagasaki Pagwash Conference Nagasaki 2015 Plenary Session I Humanitarian Impact of Nuclear Weapons: Humanitarian Impact of Nuclear Weapons: Life-long Health Effects of Atomic Bombing Life-long Health Effects of Atomic Bombing In Hiroshima and Nagasaki In Hiroshima and Nagasaki Masao Tomonaga, M.D., Ph.D. Masao Tomonaga, M.D., Ph.D. Honorary Director Honorary Director Japanese Red Cross Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Hospital Japanese Red Cross Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Hospital

Hiroshima Bomb (Uranium)Nagasaki Bomb (Plutonium) Immediate death >120,000 Atomic Bomb survivors 140,000 Immediate death >75,000 Atomic Bomb survivors 74,000 Aug Aug. 9, 1945

Nagasaki City from above : a few days before Atomic Bombing (US Air Force) My home Original target University Hospital Actual target

Just after Bombing The point I survived Ground Zero Original target 2.5 km

Physical Damages Caused by the Nagasaki Atomic Bombing

Heat rays 2000~500℃ Burned to bone Carbonization Severe burns immediate death skin tear-off By Yamahata Hea t leve l (cal/ cm 2 ))

No medical aid but waiting for death By Yamahata

Nagasaki Medical University Hospital (旧)長崎医科大学付属毉院 Red Cross Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Hospital Ground Zero 600m 900 Medical Students and Professors died

Acute Radiation Sickness(ARS): First sign is hair loss Radiation and Burn combined usually led death

He recovered after 1.5 years’ bed life in this position Mr. Taniguchi gave a speech at NPT Conference In 2010 at New York by showing his photo.

Only one ambulance at an elementary school with some doctors and nurses but no drug, no blood transfusion, no antibiotics. All Hospitals were destroyed in Nagasaki City Sin-kozen Elemetary School Many died of acute radiation sickness

My House was here By Joe O’Donnell, U.S. Army

Microcephaly Control Radiation during early pregnancy

Distance from thehypocenter Death Rate Colon damage Bone marrow damage Normal controls Death rate in the first three months due to injuries and Acute radiation sickness (ARS)

Initial observation of increased rate of leukemia among atomic bomb survivors among atomic bomb survivors From [Leukemia : Dameshek & Gunz 1974]

Leukemia dose response based on a quadratic excess absolute risk (EAR) model Leukemia dose response based on a quadratic excess absolute risk (EAR) model Dose (SV) Excess cases per 10 4 PY

Excess Relative Risk (ERR) Colon dose (Sv) Pierce AD, Shimizu Y, Preston DL, Vaeth M, Mabuchi K: Studies of the Mortality of atomic bomb survivors. Report 12, Part 1. Cancer: Radiation Research, 146, 1-27, 1996 Solid cancer dose-response for a male of 30years of age at the time of exposure Solid cancer dose-response for a male of 30years of age at the time of exposure Excess Pelative Risk (EPR): Ratio of death rate (or rate of incidence) for the exposed population and the death rate (or rate of incidence) in the control group. An ERR = 0.5 means an increase of 50%.

Within 1.5 km from ground zero, survivors tend to develop three times more second or third cancers Multiple Cancers among Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Survivours

Recent MDS (myelodyplastic syndromes) Survey in Nagasaki “Second wave of leukmia” “Second wave of leukmia” Recent MDS (myelodyplastic syndromes) Survey in Nagasaki “Second wave of leukmia” “Second wave of leukmia” MDS: Leukemia-related Blood Malignancy Frequently occur among elderly population (over 60 yrs) Clinical Feature Morphological dysplasia as shown in photographs Anemia and low White Blood Cell counts Ineffective hematopiesis 20-30% of patients with MDS eventually transform to AML Chromosome abnormality in 50% Several subtypes with low to high AML transformation Dignosis is difficult Tretment is difficult, very resistant to drugs Increasing in the developed countries Almost equal to AML incidence in developed countries Excess risk of MDS Masako Iwanaga et al: International J. of Oncology 2011

Time trend of Atomic Bomb-related Cancers Time trend of Atomic Bomb-related Cancers Years since 1945 Death excess 1 st Leukemia Phase ( AML/ALL/CML) Solid Cancers Phase (Thyroid,Breast,Lung,Colon, Stomach, multiple cancers) 2 nd Leukemia Phase (MDS/AML) (MDS/AML) Less than 20 yrs old ATB Early onset Late onset

Hypothesis: Organ stem cell hit theory A stem cell Gamma &/or neutron rays penetrate cell nucleus containing DNA double strand. DNA is cut but usually repaired to normal. However, miss-repair takes place occasionally, leading to cancer/leukemia prone mutations. Fusion genes for leukemia Why Atomic Bomb Helath Effects are long-lasting? Germ cells(sperm or ova) DNA damage may cause trans- generation effects to Hibakushas’ children (F1) ; Long-lasting anxiety for Atomic Bomb Survivors when they gave a birth to their children, because animal experiments accumulated proved trans-generational effects. Long-lasting anxiety for Atomic Bomb Survivors when they gave a birth to their children, because animal experiments accumulated proved trans-generational effects.

Many girls with face burn eventually lost chance of marriage Many girls with face burn eventually lost chance of marriage. Her lonely life was further enhanced by loss of many family members. By Noriyuki Aida

Psychological Damage Study for Survivors after a half century(1995) by WHO General Health Questionnaire (GHQ) by WHO General Health Questionnaire (GHQ) Depression, PTSD etc. By Sumihisa Honda

Conclusion Conclusion The atomic bombs are “Gene-targeting weapon”. The radiation immediately causes DNA damage, The radiation immediately causes DNA damage, that induces leukemia/cancers during that induces leukemia/cancers during survivors’ entire life. survivors’ entire life. Psychological effect” is also long-lasting and profound From medical view point, nuclear weapons are apparently anti-humanitarian in its nature. Together with its indiscriminate effects on human beings and devastating consequence on cities, only solution of fort this danger and fear is their total elimination.