In the absence of physical data, biodosimetry tools are required for fast dose and risk
assessment in the event of radiological or nuclear mass accidents or attacks to triage …

In the event of a radiological or nuclear accident, or when physical dosimetry is not
available, the scoring of radiation-induced chromosomal aberrations in lymphocytes …

Background: Epidemiologic studies of radiation-exposed populations form the basis for
human safety standards. They also help shape public health policy and evidence-based …

Purpose: The study of low dose and low-dose rate exposure is of immeasurable value in
understanding the possible range of health effects from prolonged exposures to radiation …

Background: Approximately 235,000 military personnel participated at one of 230 US
atmospheric nuclear weapons tests from 1945 through 1962. At the Nevada Test Site (NTS) …

It has now been over 60 years since US nuclear testing was conducted in the Pacific islands
and Nevada, exposing military personnel to varying levels of ionizing radiation. Actual doses …

In recent years, the prospects that a nuclear device might be detonated due to a regional or
global political conflict, by violation of present nuclear weapons test ban agreements, or due …

ABSTRACT Background: Approximately 235,000 military personnel participated at one of
230 US atmospheric nuclear weapons tests from 1945 through 1962. At the Nevada Test …

Background: Epidemiologic studies of radiation-exposed populations form the basis for
human safety standards. They also help shape public health policy and evidence-based …

A multiple-parameter based approach using radiation-induced clinical signs and symptoms,
hematology changes, cytogenetic chromosomal aberrations, and molecular biomarkers …