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What becomes of nuclear risk assessment in light of radiation hormesis?

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What becomes of nuclear risk assessment in light of radiation hormesis? (English)

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Jerry M Cuttler

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25 August 2006

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Dose-Response

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80-90

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10.2203/DOSE-RESPONSE.06-106.CUTTLER

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