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2014 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Radiation Risks at Level of Few CT Scans: How Real?- Science to Practice Q & A

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	Radiation Risks at Level of Rew CT Scans: Defining Issues - Madan Rehani PhD
	From Dose to Risk: An Uncertain Predicament Or An Ethical Mandate? - Ehsan Samei PhD
	Issues In Low Dose Radiation Research - William Morgan
	How Much Risk From CT Exams of Children? - Roy Shore
	Radiation Risk Communication to Patient and Parent: Translating Science Into Practice- What to Say, What to Do? - Marilyn Goske MD

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2014 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Radiation Risks at Level of Few CT Scans: How Real?- Science to Practice Q & A