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From: geb@cadre.ARPA (Gordon E. Banks)
Newsgroups: net.med
Subject: Re: The topics that were requested...
Message-ID: <507@cadre.ARPA>
Date: Thu, 29-Aug-85 10:02:25 EDT
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Posted: Thu Aug 29 10:02:25 1985
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In article <721@spuxll.UUCP> fc@spuxll.UUCP (fc) writes:
>I often wonder if people who used those foot x-ray machines in the
>1950's had any problem with children with birth defects in later years?

Undoubtedly.  However, I doubt if any statistical studies have been
done to correlate exposure to birth defects, which are now and have
always been extremely common, both in humans and animals, exposed
or not.