When examining the cancer risk of exposure to radiation, living in a community near a nuclear power plant

A) increases the risks for all cancers.
B) increases risks for mouth, throat, and lung cancer.
C) increases the risk for all cancers in men.
D) does not increase the risks for cancers.

Studies have not found a consistent increase in cancer risk for people living near nuclear power plants. While there may be a small increase in risk for certain types of cancer such as leukemia in children, overall the risk is not significantly higher than for the general population. It is important to note that radiation exposure from nuclear power plants is highly regulated and monitored to minimize any potential health impacts.