The conventional wisdom is that despite the low radioactivity of depleted uranium used in the manufacture of depleted uranium bombs, it can still cause damage to human chromosomes, leading to tumors or cancer. However, in a recent study, researchers studied the blood cells of veterans who had been exposed to depleted uranium bombs, and so far, no chromosome breaks and duplications have been detected. no negative health effects caused by exposure to depleted uranium bombs were found. 
People who have not been exposed to depleted uranium bombs will also have tumors or cancer
 the relevant researchers believe that low-radioactive depleted uranium bombs will not affect human health.