Underscoring concerns about atomic power after the Fukushima crisis, Japanese officials are handing out radiation-blocking iodine tablets to people living in the shadow of two nuclear reactors slated to restart this year. The move to distribute the pills -- which help to reduce radiation buildup in the body -- started for those living within a five-kilometre (three-mile) radius of the Sendai nuclear plant. The site, roughly 1,000 kilometres from Tokyo ...
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