US detects suspected carcinogen in nuclear missile base as cancer cases surge

The US Air Force has discovered unsafe levels of a possible carcinogen in underground launch centres at a nuclear missile base in Montana. It has ordered a cleanup process in the facility as hundreds of cancer cases were diagnosed amongst several people.

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