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It has a picture of what Hiroshima looked like before the bomb exploded. Anhault,L. Last updated 2000. Retrieved November 29,2010 from [|http://artsci.wustl.edu/~copeland/atomicbomb.html] It gives dates, important times and estimations about how many died in the atomic bomb. It also explains diseases. It explains by discribing and listing some of the diseases it spread. Three of the diseases it caused are "Radiation sickness", "Acute Radiation Syndrome" and "Cancer". " Upon impact of the atomic bomb in Hiroshima, hundreds died immediately from the massive force of the explosion alone." (Paragraph 3). If you didn't die instantly you would most likely end up with cancer or another of the three diseases listed above. "One doctor explains how, even at a distance as far as ten miles from the hypocenter, the sheer force of the bomb could cause such fatal injuries, “The blast wave created by nuclear explosions inflicts injuries on people because of shifts in environmental pressures as the air front hits the human body." (Paragraph3) The radiation from the bombs caused many people to get burned severely all over there body. If they weren't burnt bad enough they would die.

It has pictures of people who are trying to research the cure for disease caused by the atomic bombs and the atomic bomb dome. Matsuyama,K. & Gale, J. Last updated August 26, 2010. Retrieved November 29,2010 from [] It states that the atomic bomb was dropped about 65 years ago. Researchers are trying to use DNA from the survivors of the bomb to create a cure for the disease and see if it will will effect any of their children. Scientists at the [|Radiation Effects Research Foundation] in Hiroshima, Japan, are investigating whether the health consequences of the [|bombs] continue beyond those survivors who developed cancer(Paragraph 2). Some disease this article talks about are leukemia and heart disease. There are a lot of important numbers involved in this article.

It has picture form before and after the bomb. It also has a picture of a girl before and after the bomb. (N.A). (N.D). Retrieved on November 28,2010 from [] It explains what leukemia is and how it effected the people after the bomb. It also tells about keloids. Keloids are things associated with the bomb. It explains what happens to babies who were born after the bomb. They are born with smaller heads than usual. They will also have a severe mental retardations.

It has 3 tables. (N.A). 2007. Retrieved on December 9,2010 from [] This website is mainly about the disease that children get from the bomb explosion. The tables on thid website show the percents of children die after being born at least two weeks after the bomb, still birth survivors after the bomb, and malformations diagnosed within two weeks of birth after the bomb. When each child after the bomb was born it was examined by ABCC physicians.