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Radiation
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Microwaves use radiation to heat food.
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the act or process of spreading outward from a central point
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Heat radiation from the fire warmed the surrounding area.
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the medical treatment of disease, especially cancer, using controlled exposure to radioactive substances or energy
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Radiation therapy is often combined with chemotherapy.
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a fan-like arrangement of nerve fibers that connect different regions of the brain
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MRI scans can show the radiation of white matter fibers.
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the expansion of a species into new habitats
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Plant radiation into new areas can change the local ecosystem.
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the spontaneous emission of particles or electromagnetic rays from radioactive substances
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Nuclear decay produces radiation that can be detected with instruments.
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illness resulting from exposure to ionizing radiation, with symptoms ranging from nausea to death depending on dosage
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Radiation can damage bone marrow and weaken the immune system.
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