Denver / Washington / DC / Toledo / Nagasaki / Upton / Preston / Chiba / Bedford / Hiroshima / Johnson / Merville / New York / East Lansing / /
Company
Meda / Brookhaven National Laboratory / BD Biosciences / /
Country
Japan / Columbia / / /
Facility
National Institute of Radiological Health Sciences / Vanderbilt Clinic / Columbia University / State University / Fort Collins / College of Physicians / Eric Hall / Michigan State University / /
IndustryTerm
energy / /
MarketIndex
PCC / /
MedicalCondition
cancer / carcinogenesis / lung cancer / radiation-induced cancer / /
MedicalTreatment
Radiation / /
Organization
Michigan State University / State University / Center for Radiological Research / School of Public Health / International Commission on Radiation Protection / Department of Pediatrics / College of Physicians and Surgeons / Department of Radiological Health Science / Columbia University / New York / United States National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements / /
Person
Tom K. Hei / Charles Geard / Gerhard Randers-Pehrson / Diane Vannais / Gang Chen / Masao Suzuki / Hiroshi Yamasaki / James E. Trosko / Charles A. Waldren / /
Radiation risk to low fluences of ␣ particles may be greater than we thought Hongning Zhou*, Masao Suzuki*†, Gerhard Randers-Pehrson*, Diane Vannais‡§, Gang Chen¶, James E. Trosko¶, Charles A. Waldren‡§, and