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France: Academy of Medicine;
Dec 4, 2001 Statement
on Radiation Health Effects
American Nuclear Society -
Position Statement #41[PDF 46KB]"Health Effects of Low Level Radiation," June
2001
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Center
for Nuclear Technology and Society at WPI
Worcester
Polytechnic Institute
Report by the Mass.
Governor's Advisory Council on Radiation Protection
3rd Edition, March 2002
1.3 Health Benefits: Increased Longevity,
Reduced Disease and Enhanced Physiological Conditions
Balaram, P. and K.
S. Mani (1994). "Low dose radiation--a curse or a boon?" Natl
Med J India
7(4): 169-72.
Topic Number(s): 1.3 Health Benefits: Increased Longevity, Reduced Disease
and Enhanced Physiological Conditions
Web Abstract/link: [PubMed]
Paper Summary/Data: [Summary]
Luckey, T. D. (1997). "Estimation of a Minimum Yearly Radiation
Allowance (MYRA)."
Journal of Clean Technology Environmental Toxicology and Occupational
Medicine 6(3): 239-252.
Topic Number(s): 1.3 Health Benefits: Increased Longevity, Reduced Disease
and Enhanced Physiological Conditions; 2.3.2.1 Worker vs. Worker Studies;
2.5.4.3 Kyshtym radioactive waste tank explosion
Web Abstract/link: Go to ISI://1997YK01200002
Paper Summary/Data: [Summary]
Luckey, T. D. (1999). "Nurture with ionizing radiation: a provocative
hypothesis." Nutr Cancer 34(1): 1-11.
Topic Number(s): 1.3 Health Benefits: Increased Longevity, Reduced Disease
and Enhanced Physiological Conditions
Web Abstract/link: [PubMed]Go
to ISI://000081896500001
Luckey, T. D. (1999). Evidence of a requirement for radiation,. The
Seventh International Conference on Nuclear Engineering (ICONE-7). Tokyo,
Japan.
Topic Number(s): 1.3 Health Benefits: Increased Longevity, Reduced Disease
and Enhanced Physiological Conditions; 3.2 Animal/Organism Biology Studies
Paper Summary/Data: [Summary]
Rattan, S. I. (1998). "The nature of gerontogenes and vitagenes.
Antiaging effects of repeated heat shock on human fibroblasts." Ann N
Y Acad Sci 854: 54-60.
Topic Number(s): 1.3 Health Benefits: Increased Longevity, Reduced Disease
and Enhanced Physiological Conditions; 3.3.3.1 Heat shock proteins and the
general beneficial stress response
Web Abstract/link: [PubMed]
Rattan, S. I. (2000). "Ageing, gerontogenes, and hormesis." Indian
J Exp Biol 38(1): 1-5.
Topic Number(s): 1.3 Health Benefits: Increased Longevity, Reduced Disease
and Enhanced Physiological Conditions; 3.3.3.1 Heat shock proteins and the
general beneficial stress response
Web Abstract/link: [PubMed]
Rossi, H. H. and M. Zaider (1997). "Radiogenic lung cancer: the effects
of low doses of low linear energy transfer (LET) radiation." Radiat
Environ Biophys 36(2): 85-8.
Topic Number(s): 1.3 Health Benefits: Increased Longevity, Reduced Disease
and Enhanced Physiological Conditions
Web Abstract/link: [PubMed]
Paper Summary/Data: [Summary]
Rossi, H. H. (1999). "Risks from less than 10 millisievert,." Radiation
Protection Dosimetry, 83,(4): 277-279.
Topic Number(s): 1.3 Health Benefits: Increased Longevity, Reduced Disease
and Enhanced Physiological Conditions
Paper Summary/Data: [Summary]
van Wyngaarden, K. E. and E. K. Pauwels (1995). "Hormesis: are low doses
of ionizing radiation harmful or beneficial?" Eur J Nucl Med
22(5): 481-6.
Topic Number(s): 1.3 Health Benefits: Increased Longevity, Reduced Disease
and Enhanced Physiological Conditions
Web Abstract/link: [PubMed]
Paper Summary/Data: [Summary]
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