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The 16 pages that link to Acute radiation syndrome, each with the reason it gives.

• Ionizing radiationRelated: It follows widespread cellular injury after intense exposure.

• Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and NagasakiRelated: Survivors suffered acute radiation effects alongside blast and burn injuries.

• Nuclear falloutRelated: Intense fallout exposure can deliver the doses that cause this syndrome.

• HiroshimaRelated: It explains many severe illnesses and deaths after the bombing.

• HibakushaRelated: Acute radiation injuries and later health effects shaped survivors’ lives and medical care.

• Radiation-induced cancerCompared with: It is an acute tissue injury, distinct from the delayed cancer risk of radiation.

• GodzillaRelated: The film links invisible radiation to bodily suffering and fears familiar to Japanese audiences.

• Operation CrossroadsRelated: The contaminated target fleet raised immediate risks for personnel handling ships after Baker.

• RadiotoxicityBroader topic: It is a severe, acute outcome of high whole-body exposure.

• Nuclear warfareBroader topic: Survivors near nuclear explosions can suffer acute injury from radiation exposure.

• SievertCompared with: Acute injury depends on absorbed dose and exposure conditions, not effective dose alone.

• Neutron radiationRelated: Neutron exposure can contribute to acute radiation injury through secondary charged particles.

• RadiobiologyBroader topic: Its clinical course shows how whole-body exposure damages rapidly renewing tissues.

• Dirty bombRelated: It is possible after intense exposure, though typical dirty-bomb scenarios are unlikely to cause widespread cases.

• Electromagnetic hypersensitivityCompared with: Its established cause and dose conditions differ sharply from everyday non-ionizing exposures.

• Poisoning of Alexander LitvinenkoRelated: Litvinenko’s progressive illness followed severe internal radiation exposure.