F. Radiation workers have the right to a national radiation registry. B. Unions, victims' organizations, health agencies and other representative groups have the right to complete radiation exposure monitoring, and medical information, free of charge. C. People have the right to accurate information and education about the physical, reproductive, and psychological effects of radiation exposure. D. Workers have the right to be informed in advance of all radiation hazards, potential radiation hazards and hazardous materials used in the workplace. E. People have the right to disclosure of all data regarding radiation releases of any of the nearly 500 radioactive isotopes that may be released into the workplace or the environment.
All people have the right to the best available medical treatment for radiation-related diseases.
B. All radiation victims have the right to choose their heath care providers or personal physicians. All radiation victims, including soldiers exposed at atomic test sites, the people living near atomic test sites, nuclear facilities, or other radioactive sites, as well as the workers at those sites and facilities, have the right to appropriate screening and screening facilities in order to detect radiation-related diseases as early as possible. All radiation victims have the right to representation on panels establishing or reviewing radiation screening programs. All radiation victims have the right to adequate compensation for physical injury, reproductive impairment and psychological distress. B. States, counties, and localities have the right to expand compensation protections for radiation victims.