[ RadSafe ] radiation risk estimates

[Juan Carlos Mora]

Good morning.

May be you should take a look to the UNSCEAR 2000 report. At ANNEX G you
could find some epidemiological data about biological effects at low
radiation doses. In this case I think it's better to speak on rem or Sievert
units than rad or Gray.

Also you could find cancer risk coefficients at FGR 13 by K. Eckerman. I
think this one is the issue you first consulted.

Regards.

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Juan Carlos Mora Cañadas
Departamento de Medio Ambiente
División de Protección Radiológica
Unidad de Protección Radiológica del Público y del Medio Ambiente
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nombre de sherman.conrad at comcast.net
Enviado el: martes, 15 de febrero de 2005 3:18
Para: radsafe at radlab.nl
Asunto: [ RadSafe ] radiation risk estimates


I am looking for fatal cancer risk estimates by age of exposure; for single
acute exposures 1-100 rads range. Age 21-55 external whole body dose.

I have the PAG EPA R400- tables, but would like something more detailed.

Any ideas.  US data UNSCEAR or ICRP only please.

Conrad
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