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Dear ET,
Thanks for the suggestion. If Tokyo hospitals are thinking about this, what about the hospitals in Sendai, Morioka, and other towns and cities that are closer to the Fukushima power plant, and likely to be downwind when the prevailing winds change from offshore to onshore in late Spring?
Perhaps on our Research Co-op Japan page , we can start building our own page of links to important sources of information (Japanese, English, and other languages) on the problems that are emerging day by day. We will need help with this from many people.
Today I received a phone call from my brother in New Zealand, who studied medicine when he was at university. He recommended that our family here in Kyoto try to establish our own threshold level for making a decision to move before any dangerous level of radiation is reached here... even if we have no expectation that levels in Kyoto will become dangerous. For me and my wife, the level of tolerance could be quote high, but for our son, we should think about this carefully, as any intake of Cesium, Strontium or other long-lived isotopes could be damaging for his health, or for his children, in future decades.