Which of the following is not a long-term health effect of the atomic bombings on japan? the development of cancers like leukemia increased likelihood of intellectual disabilities in future generations increased likelihood of future generations having birth deformities inability to undergo x-rays because of false results

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  Inability to undergo x-rays because of false results

Explanation:  When it comes to the harmful effects of the atomic attack on Japan, they are multiple. First of all, due to radioactive radiation as a result of bombing, there are huge long term health problems. The occurrence of cancer, leukemia, various types of deformities are long term consequences that may be reflected in a series of future generations. Because of the large amount of radiation immediately after the bombing, it is not possible to get  true X-rays results.

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