BOYERTOWN, Pa. – People who live, work or go to school near nuclear power plants in Pennsylvania picked up free potassium iodide tablets. The Pennsylvania Department of Health held a statewide ...

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LORI. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. AND NEW TONIGHT, ANYONE WHO LIVES, WORKS OR STUDIES WITHIN TEN MILES OF AN ACTIVE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT WILL BE ABLE TO GET FREE POTASSIUM ...

The Beaver Valley Nuclear Power Station. The Pennsylvania Department of Health will soon distribute free potassium iodide tablets to residents who live, work, or study within 10 miles of the Beaver ...

The Pennsylvania Department of Health will distribute free potassium iodide tablets on Aug. 14 to those within 10 miles of the four active nuclear plants in the commonwealth. For those who live near ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Department of Health announced that the annual statewide distribution of free potassium iodide tablets to residents who live, work, or study near one of the ...