Effects of strontium FYI

I read on the news that not only cesium is falling out over the US but strontium 90 also, although no official measurements exist. This is FYI about the health effects of strontium 90:

Health Effects of Strontium-90
How can strontium-90 affect people's health?
Strontium-90 is chemically similar to calcium, and tends to deposit in bone and blood-forming tissue (bone marrow). Thus, strontium-90 is referred to as a "bone seeker." Internal exposure to Sr-90 is linked to bone cancer, cancer of the soft tissue near the bone, and leukemia.

Risk of cancer increases with increased exposure to Sr-90. The risk depends on the concentration of Sr-90 in the environment, and on the exposure conditions

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Is there a medical test to determine exposure to strontium-90?
The most common test for exposure to strontium-90 is a bioassay, usually by urinalysis. As with most cases of internal contamination, the sooner the test is taken after ingesting or inhaling the contaminant, the more accurate the results will be. Most major medical centers should be capable of performing this test.

Conclusion:

We, the public should demand a detailed analysis of ALL the radionucloids that are being dumped on the US not only Iodine and cesium as the health effects of other radionucleids like uranium, strontium 90, plutonium and cobalt 60 may be much more grave.

why is the EPA not reporting these levels?