Unmeasured Hazards

London: World Federation of Scientific Workers, 1956. — 38 p.An Analysis of the Effects of Tests of Atomic and Thermonuclear Weapons, Prepared by a Committee of the World Federation of Scientific Workers.Foreword by Professor F. Joliot-Curie, President of the World Federation of Scientific WorkersTypes of Nuclear Weapons Tested
Tests so far Carried Out
The Physical Effects of Nuclear Explosions
The Dose of Harmful Radiation Received by the World Population from Test Explosions
Short-Term Biological Effects of the Radiation
Long-Term Genetic Effects
Other Effects of Test Explosions
Can Nuclear Weapons Tests be Detected and Controlled?
The Effect of the Prohibition of Nuclear Tests
World-Wide Call for the Cessation of Tests
Nuclear Test Prohibition and the Wider Question of the Abolition of Nuclear Weapons and General Disarmament
Prospects for the Abolition of Nuclear Weapons and General DisarmamentStatements of the World Federation of Scientific Workers