Three major reasons why transgenerational effects of radiation are difficult to detect in humans.
Nori NakamuraNoriaki YoshidaTatsuya SuwaPublished in: International journal of radiation biology (2023)
The lack of clear evidence for radiation effects in humans probably does not result from any problem in the methodologies used but may be due largely to biological properties. Currently, whole genome sequencing studies of exposed parents and offspring are planned, but ethical guidelines need to be followed to avoid discrimination, which had once happened to the atomic bomb survivors.