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Can a person take 750 rads of radiation? - Answers

Exposure to 750 rads (7.5 grays) of radiation is extremely hazardous and typically lethal. This level of radiation can cause severe damage to human tissues and organs, leading to acute radiation syndrome, which may result in death within days or weeks without immediate medical intervention. Most humans can tolerate only a fraction of this dose without serious health consequences, making 750 rads well beyond the threshold of survivability in most cases.



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Exposure to 750 rads (7.5 grays) of radiation is extremely hazardous and typically lethal. This level of radiation can cause severe damage to human tissues and organs, leading to acute radiation syndrome, which may result in death within days or weeks without immediate medical intervention. Most humans can tolerate only a fraction of this dose without serious health consequences, making 750 rads well beyond the threshold of survivability in most cases.



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Can a person take 750 rads of radiation? - Answers

Exposure to 750 rads (7.5 grays) of radiation is extremely hazardous and typically lethal. This level of radiation can cause severe damage to human tissues and organs, leading to acute radiation syndrome, which may result in death within days or weeks without immediate medical intervention. Most humans can tolerate only a fraction of this dose without serious health consequences, making 750 rads well beyond the threshold of survivability in most cases.

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