First transmitted on BBC2 / Horizon, July 2006

Few things evoke more fear than radiation. But are our nuclear nightmares based on reality?

For twenty years scientists have been studying the aftermath of the Chernobyl disaster for people and wildlife. What they have found contradicts many common beliefs about the effects of radiation. As this film reveals, leading scientists are now questioning the assumptions that have for decades governed their thinking about the dangers of radiation.

‘This might well be one of the most important programmes Horizon has made’

The Times

‘Provocative, excellent science’

The Daily Telegraph

Credits
Directed by Nick Davidson
Produced by Steffi Kern
Executive Producer: David Sington
Photography by Clive North
Edited by Adam Finch
Commissioned by Andrew Cohen
Distributed by BBC Worldwide

Awards
Finalist Best television programme on a Science Subject, The 2007 ABSW Awards.

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