Reducing the risks of nuclear war to humanity

Elsevier, The Lancet, Volume 399, 19 March 2022
Authors: 
Helfand I., Lewis P., Haines A.
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Armed Conflicts; Atomic Warfare; Civilization; Decision Making; Destruction; Fear; Human; Humanitarian Crisis; Humanities; Humans; Leadership; Note; Nuclear Warfare; Nuclear Weapon; Prevention And Control; Risk Reduction; Russian Federation; Survivor; Threat; Ukraine; United States; War; Warfare; Europe

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