Hanford Beryllium Disease Study Results Released

By Chris Schneidmiller

Staff Reports WC Monitor 9/25/2015 A new epidemiological study has concluded that Hanford Site workers with the greatest exposure to the metal beryllium were most likely among personnel there to develop chronic beryllium disease. Those with the disease also were…

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