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PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT OF DIOXIN IN VIETNAMESE VICTIMS AFTER THE VIETNAM WAR / Nguyen, Dac Nhu-Mai

Tác giả : Nguyen, Dac Nhu-Mai

Nhà xuất bản : Đại học Quốc gia Hà nội

Năm xuất bản : 2010

Mô tả vật lý : 5 tr.

Chủ đề : 1. DIOXIN. 2. PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT. 3. Vietnam War. 4. Article.

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During the Vietnam War, from 1961 to 1971 the United States of America dropped 77 millions of litres of Dioxin, a toxic defoliant on Vietnam in an attempt to remove the jungle used for cover by The Liberation Forces. Decadeslater, civilians still suffer the consequences. Dioxin still lurks in Vietnam’s soil, causing human deformities which are passed on from one generation to another. Now, through international press and media, and some important documentary screenings, people knows that Dioxin causes cancers, especially breast cancer, andrecently that it ishighly poisonous to the cells of our bodies. Herbicides or chemical weapon? Vietnam estimates that itcontinuespaying the consequences of chemical warfare. The chemical productinitsundiluteformwith a high level of Dioxin has not only contaminated the environment of South Vietnam but also the animals and humans.During the Vietnam War, from 1961 to 1971 the United States of America dropped 77 millions of litres of Dioxin, a toxic defoliant on Vietnam in an attempt to remove the jungle used for cover by The Liberation Forces. Decadeslater, civilians still suffer the consequences. Dioxin still lurks in Vietnam’s soil, causing human deformities which are passed on from one generation to another. Now, through international press and media, and some important documentary screenings, people knows that Dioxin causes cancers, especially breast cancer, andrecently that it ishighly poisonous to the cells of our bodies. Herbicides or chemical weapon? Vietnam estimates that itcontinuespaying the consequences of chemical warfare. The chemical productinitsundiluteformwith a high level of Dioxin has not only contaminated the environment of South Vietnam but also the animals and humans.
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