AAPM VL-Models of Risk from Low-dose Radiation Exposures: What Does the Evidence Say?

2014 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Models of Risk from Low-dose Radiation Exposures: What Does the Evidence Say?

Real-World Implications of Choosing a Risk Model
Brant Ulsh PhD
brant_ulsh@mhchew.com

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	Models of Risk from Low-dose Radiation Exposures: What Does the Evidence Say? - Intro -
	Non-Linear Biological Responses to Low Dose Radiation - Risk May Not Be Proportional to Dose - Doug Boreham
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2014 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Models of Risk from Low-dose Radiation Exposures: What Does the Evidence Say?