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Fukushima parents are to sign on the letter of consent for the thyroid test of their children

Following up this article..Thyroid nodules rate in Fukushima is 20 time higher than in Chernobyl

On 5/18/2012, Tokyo newspaper reported parents are not allowed to see their children having the thyroid test in elementary school and junior high school in Fukushima.

Parents therefore have to sign on the letter of consent.

Ms. Yukiko, one of those mothers went to see her daughter (9) having the thyroid test but the doctor did not tell her anything because the next patient may hear our conversation and be scared.

In Fukushima, 360,000 children are supposed to have the thyroid test but the test is once in 2 years for under 20s.

Yamashita requested hospitals belonging to Japan Thyroid Association to convince parents not to have follow up thyroid test until they have subjective symptoms even though they found thyroid nodules (≦5.0mm) or cyst (≦20.0mm) for the first test.

 

 

Parents are required to sign on the letter of consent for to have their children thyroid test in Fukushima

 

Parents are required to sign on the letter of consent for to have their children thyroid test in Fukushima2

 

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Parents are required to sign on the letter of consent for to have their children thyroid test in Fukushima3

 

 

 

Mochizuki
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4 Comments

  1. The people of Fukushima(all of Japan really) need to sue their government in a class action environmental catastrophe/poisoning case. Then the President needs to acknowledge the situation/lawsuit with the House. Immediately.

    http://www.sangiin.go.jp/eng/law/rothoc/index.htm
    Article 238. When a motion for a disciplinary measure is made, the President must put it to the sitting of the House without delay.
    In case of the preceding paragraph, the President shall put it to a vote for a resolution of the House without debate and refer it to the Committee on Discipline.

    Article 11. The people shall not be prevented from enjoying any of the fundamental human rights. These fundamental human rights guaranteed to the people by this Constitution shall be conferred upon the people of this and future generations as eternal and inviolate rights.

    http://www.sangiin.go.jp/eng/law/tcoj/index.htm

    Unobstruted access to healthcare is a fundamental human right. Being free from being government-sponsored poisoning by radioactivity is a human right.

    Sue the government people. One large lawsuit and then issue a global news press release so that the whole world watches the proceedings.

  2. FUKUSHIMA DIARY – Les parents de Fukushima doivent signer une lettre de consentement pour les examens thyroïdiens de leurs enfants
    Par Mochizuki le 26 mai 2012 · 2 Commentaires

    Le 18 mai 2012, un journal de a rapporté que les parents n’ont pas le droit de voir leurs enfants pendant les examens de leur thyroïds dans les écoles élémentaires et primaires de Fukushima.

    Les parents doivent donc signer une lettre de consentement.

    Mme. Yukiko, une de ces mères, est allée voir sa fille (9 ans) pendant l’examen de sa thyroïde mais le médecin ne lui a rien dit parce que le patient suivant pouvait entendre leur conversation et en être effrayé.

    A Fukushima, 360 000 enfants sont supposés subir un examen de la thyroïde, examen qui est effectué tous les deux ans pour les moins de 20 ans.

    Yamashita a ordonné aux hôpitaux appartenant à la Japan Thyroid Association de convaincre les parents de ne pas suivre les examens thyroïdiens sauf s’ils ont subjectivement des symptômes même s’ils étaient porteurs de nodules (≦5.0mm) ou de kystes (≦20.0mm) lors du premier examen.

  3. Capturer la lumière, des émotions, un instant fugace… élever des ambiances… diviniser le beau… Figer le temps sur des moments d’exception… Quand les souvenirs ou les mots ne comblent plus, qu’ ils découvrent leurs limites, la photo est là. Voilà ma philosophie… Et ce n’est pas de la poésie, c’est la réalité ! Passionné avant tout, j’ai obstinément recherché le partage dans cette pratique. Montrer les matières telles qu’elles sont, ou au contraire les révéler sans “juste les représenter”, faire réagir ou témoigner… La photo m’ offre toutes ces possibilités. Fort de 20 ans de pratique, je profite aujourd’hui pleinement de mes acquis et de mes multiples expériences pour m’épanouir dans cette activité. proposer mes services et répandre mes créations est donc une évidence… Une photo est faite pour être vue, sinon, quelle est sa raison d’être ?

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