RadX kind of exists:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amifostine
How this works: Radiation harms you by splitting the water molecules in your cells. The split parts (like OH-) can then oxidize and damage your DNA. Radioprotective molecules like the one I linked remove these oxidative parts before they can do damage.
This is used in radiation therapy to protect healthy cells when irradiating a tumor. I don’t know if it can be/is used in other contexts. (Also, this only really works against gamma radiation, alpha and beta (I think) can damage DNA directly)
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