Cabin crew, pilots at greatest risk of death from radiation-linked cancer: study

A recent study indicates that flight attendants and pilots are the most vulnerable to dying from cancers linked to radiation exposure. Researchers identified these professions as having the highest risks due to prolonged exposure during air travel. Specifically, the study found a significantly elevated probability of developing radiation-related illnesses in this group compared to other occupations. Data suggests that frequent flyers, particularly those in cabin crew roles, face an increased risk throughout their careers. Further research is needed to fully understand the extent of this heightened vulnerability and potential mitigation strategies.