75 Years After A-Bomb Dropped in Japan, Survivors Still Suffer

The video discusses the aftermath of the atomic bombings on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, highlighting the long-term health effects and social discrimination faced by survivors. It features personal accounts, such as Michiko Kodama's, and examines the ongoing research into radiation's impact. Despite advancements in safety standards, survivors were initially treated as data rather than people. The video concludes with a reflection on the persistent threat of nuclear weapons.

What role does the Radiation Effects Research Foundation play in studying the effects of radiation on survivors?

Why does Michiko Kodama believe that the war isn't over?