How will the atomic bomb radiation effect the future generation of japan?

Answer 1

All living creatures, including the human race; living and born after August 6, 1945 are NOW living in the Atomic Age. The atomic age means: NO more total wars (without risking mutual destruction) and nuclear engines/power.

Answer 2

Hiroshima City Survey Section estimated a figure of 118,661 civilian deaths up to 10 August 1946. Add to this a probable figure of 20,000 deaths of military personnel and the current figure-for people are still dying as a result of the radiation received-is in the region of 140,000. Among those who survived, the long-term effects of radiation sickness, genetic and chromosome injury, and mental trauma have been catastrophic, even unborn children having been stunted in growth and sometimes mentally retarded.

In Nagasaki, among the 270,000 people present when the bomb was dropped, about 2,500 were labor conscripts from Korea and 350 were prisoners-of-war. About 73,884 were killed and 74,909 injured, with the affected survivors suffering the same long-term catastrophic results of radiation and mental trauma as at Hiroshima.

Answer 3

There will be an imbalance in sexes in the future generation. New studies found that women are more likely to give birth to a boy than a girl. Also around the area of where the bomb was dropped there is an abnormal amount of people getting cancer.