EPISODE · Feb 27, 2026 · 1H 24M
When Software Irradiated Cancer Patients | Therac-25 Incidents
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When cancer patients returned for follow up treatments all over North America, they had no idea they were at risk for radiation overdoses. They had no clue that multiple organizations failed to stop them from being irradiated.To view the list of sources, visit: www.occurrencepod.comKeep up with Occurrence!Instagram: @occurrencepodTikTok: @occurrencepodFacebook: @occurrencepodTwitter: @occurrencepodOccurrence is hosted by Tatiana
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