🦊 In this GCSE Physics video, we explain that radiation dose, measured in sieverts, refers to the amount of radiation a person is exposed to and how it impacts health. Low doses slightly increase the risk of cancer, while medium doses can cause cell damage and a higher cancer risk. High doses can cause fatal organ and tissue damage, with the highest doses being lethal.
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