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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
3.2 Animal/Organism Biology Studies
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): 1.0 The Beneficial Biological and Health Effects of
Exposures to Low-Doses; 3.2 Animal/Organism Biology Studies
Web Abstract/link: [PubMed]
Paper Summary/Data: [Summary]
DuPort, P. (1999). Non-Linearity between Dose and Cancer Risk for Internally
Deposited Alpha and Beta Emitters in Animals. Proceedings on "The
Effects of Low and Very Low Doses of Ionizing Radiation on Human
Health," World Council of Nuclear Workers, June 16-18, St. Quentin en
Yvelines, Versailles, France., Elsevier (in press).
Topic Number(s): 3.2 Animal/Organism Biology Studies
Paper Summary/Data: [Summary]
Kesavan, P. C. and T. P. A. Devasagayam (1997). Biological effects of low
doses of ionizing radiation: Conflict between assumptions and observations, .
IAEA-TECDOC-976, IAEA-CN-67/21, , 86-89.
Topic Number(s): 3.2 Animal/Organism Biology Studies; 3.2.2.2 DNA and cell
damage and repair: Aging; 4.1 Science Conclusions
Paper Summary/Data: [Summary - Section 3.2]
[Summary - Section 3.2.2.2]
Kondo, S. (1999). Evidence that there are Threshold Effects in Risk of
Radiation,. J. Nuclear Science and Technology, Atomic Energy Soc. of
Japan), in press.
Topic Number(s): 3.2 Animal/Organism Biology Studies
Luckey, T. D. (1997). Ionizing radiation decreases human cancer mortality
rates,. Low Doses of Ionizing Radiation: Biological Effects and Regulatory
Control: 227-230.
Topic Number(s): 3.2 Animal/Organism Biology Studies
Paper Summary/Data: [Summary]
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]
Miyachi, Y. (1996). "Head-up behavior induced by low-doses of
X-irradiation in the mouse and its disappearance by zinc sulfate perfusion in
the nasal passage." Behavioural Processes 36(3): 297-301.
Topic Number(s): 3.2 Animal/Organism Biology Studies
Web Abstract/link: [PubMed]
Pollycove, M. (1998). "Nonlinearity of radiation health effects." Environ
Health Perspect 106 Suppl 1: 363-8.
Topic Number(s): 3.2 Animal/Organism Biology Studies
Web Abstract/link: http://ehpnet1.niehs.nih.gov/members/1998/Suppl-1/363-368pollycove/full.html>[PubMed]
Paper Summary/Data: [Summary]
Wolff, S. (1992). "Failla Memorial Lecture. Is radiation all bad? The
search for adaptation." Radiat Res 131(2): 117-23.
Topic Number(s): 3.2 Animal/Organism Biology Studies; 4.0 Conclusions by
knowledgeable scientists rejecting the LNT: from the scientific literature
Web Abstract/link: [PubMed]
Paper Summary/Data: [Summary - Section 3.2]
[Summary - Section 4.0]
Wolff, S. (1998). "The adaptive response in radiobiology: evolving
insights and implications." Environmental Health Perspectives
106(Suppl 1): 277-83.
Topic Number(s): 3.2 Animal/Organism Biology Studies
Paper Summary/Data: [Summary]
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