| Display title | Anti-radiation medication |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Colonial medkits include syringes for injection of anti-radiation medication, colloquially known as anti-rad meds or variants thereof.
This medication is likely designed to allow certain tissues of the human body (typically, the thyroid gland) to block or resist absorption of radiation that proceeds... |
