Original sentence: "As member of the International Society for Environment Epidemiology, he was invited to Iraq and Kosovo to investigate the health effects of depleted uranium."He has given expert evidence in court on many occasions, including the Connecticut State Court on nuclide emissions from the Millstone reactor to Long Island Sound.Busby is the author of the self-published Wings of Death and Wolves of Water, and "and many articles and research papers on low level radiation.Busby obtained a BSc in Chemistry from the University of London, and then did research for the Wellcome Foundation (applying spectroscopic and analytical methods to chemical pharmacology and molecular drug interactions).Christopher Busby (born 1945) is a British scientist known for his work on the health effects of ionising radiation.From 1987 onwards Busby has worked in particular on the health effects of ionising radiation, developing the 'Second Event Theory' which distinguishes between hazards from external and internal irradiation.He has also given presentations on depleted uranium to the Royal Society and to the European Parliament.He is a member of the UK Ministry of Defence Oversight Committee on Depleted Uranium.He later gained a PhD at the University of Kent, researching Raman spectro-electrochemistry.He was elected a Fellow of the University of Liverpool in the Faculty of Medicine (Department of Human Anatomy and Cell Biology) in February 2003.In addition to his academic appointments he is the Scientific Secretary of the European Committee on Radiation Risks, based in Brussels, and the director of Green Audit, an environmental consultancy agency
Edited sentence: Busby is the author of the self-published Wings of Death and Wolves of Water, which outline his studies and fringe beliefs regarding the effects of radiation on human health.Christopher Busby (born 1945) is an activist from United Kingdom, and a chemical physicist by training.He is the Scientific Secretary of the European Committee on Radiation Risks, based in Brussels, and the director of Green Audit, an environmental consultancy agency