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"We do not know that cause of this, but it is hard to believe that is due to the effects of radiation"
With this
"A second report has been issued by Japan's Institute of Radiological Sciences in which it found that some children living close to the plant were exposed to "lifetime" doses of radiation to their thyroid glands"
It's not about 'belief', but about objective facts. How much clearer does it get than that?