This document summarizes a study that measured uranium concentration in human blood samples from exposed and control groups in Iraq using fission track etching technique. The main findings are: 1) Uranium concentrations were higher in the exposed group (1.84 ppb) compared to the control group (0.88 ppb), likely due to military activities contaminating the exposed areas. 2) Female uranium concentrations were higher than males in both groups, due to females having lower total blood volume. 3) Uranium concentrations varied between individuals but were highest in older females from more contaminated areas.