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Workers in uranium mines have experienced extremely high incidences of

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    The correct answer is " cancer and other respiratory diseases".

    Uranium miners are exposed to ten Sv or also known as sievert. Sievert is described as the radiation dosage caught by a person in an Uranium mine, which cause the miners to develop cancer and other respiratory diseases in the future.
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