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Risk of cancer after low doses of ionising radiation: retrospective cohort study in 15 countries.
E Cardis
1 ,
M Vrijheid ,
M Blettner ,
E Gilbert ,
M Hakama ,
C Hill ,
G Howe ,
J Kaldor ,
C R Muirhead ,
M Schubauer-Berigan ,
T Yoshimura ,
F Bermann ,
G Cowper ,
J Fix ,
C Hacker ,
B Heinmiller ,
M Marshall ,
I Thierry-Chef ,
D Utterback ,
Y-O Ahn ,
E Amoros ,
P Ashmore ,
A Auvinen ,
J-M Bae ,
J Bernar Solano ,
A Biau ,
E Combalot ,
P Deboodt ,
A Diez Sacristan ,
M Eklof ,
H Engels ,
G Engholm ,
G Gulis ,
R Habib ,
K Holan ,
H Hyvonen ,
A Kerekes ,
J Kurtinaitis ,
H Malker ,
M Martuzzi ,
A Mastauskas ,
A Monnet ,
M Moser ,
M S Pearce ,
D B Richardson ,
F Rodriguez-Artalejo ,
A Rogel ,
H Tardy ,
M Telle-Lamberton ,
I Turai ,
M Usel ,
K Veress
Jul 09 2005
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Abstract
To provide direct estimates of risk of cancer after protracted low doses of ionising radiation and to strengthen the scientific basis of radiation protection standards for environmental, occupational, and medical diagnostic exposures.