Experts: Tiny radiation risks from Japan incident on milk and water
Radiation levels from the Japan press event are described as very low and unlikely to cause heart problems in the United States. Experts say natural daily sources still drive exposure, with trace iodine found in a few cows’ milk and rainwater, decaying quickly and posing minimal risk.
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