Radiation-induced biological changes occurring within hours and days after irradiation can
be potentially used for either exposure reconstruction (retrospective dosimetry) or the …

Purpose Transcriptomic-based approaches are being developed to meet the needs for large-
scale radiation dose and injury assessment and provide population triage following a …

Ionizing radiation (IR) is a genuine genotoxic agent and a major modality in cancer
treatment. IR disrupts DNA sequences and exerts mutagenic and/or cytotoxic properties that …

Purpose In a nuclear or radiological event, an early diagnostic or prognostic tool is needed
to distinguish unexposed from low-and highly exposed individuals with the latter requiring …

As the war in Ukraine progresses, the radiological and nuclear threat has never been as real
as now. The formation of life-threatening acute radiation syndrome (ARS), in particular after …

Validation of biodosimetry assays is routinely performed using primarily orthovoltage
irradiators at a conventional dose rate of approximately 1 Gy/min. However …

After nuclear scenarios, combined injuries of acute radiation syndrome (ARS) with, eg,
abdominal trauma, will occur and may require contrast-enhanced computed tomography …

Radiation injury, either from radiotherapy or a mass-casualty event requires a health care
system that can efficiently allocate resources to patients. We conducted a comprehensive …

Blood-based gene expression profiles that can reconstruct radiation exposure are being
developed as a practical approach to radiation biodosimetry. However, age and sex could …

In the case of a radiological or nuclear event, biological dosimetry can be an important tool
to support clinical decision-making. During a nuclear event, individuals might be exposed to …