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Health Physics Society JournalNovember 2009, Volume 97, Number 5
CONTENTS44th ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL ON RADIATION PROTECTION AND MEASUREMENTS: LOW DOSE AND LOW DOSE-RATE RADIATION EFFECTS AND MODELS LAURISTON S. TAYLOR LECTUREThe Lauriston S. Taylor Lectures in Radiation Protection and Measurements — Thomas S. Tenforde Introduction of the 32nd Lauriston Taylor Lecturer in Radiation Protection and Measurements, Dade W. Moeller — Michael T. Ryan Lauriston S. Taylor Lecture: Yucca Mountain Radiation Standards, Dose/Risk Assessments, Thinking Outside the Box, Evaluations, and Recommendations — Dade W. Moeller WELCOMING REMARKSWelcome to the Forty-Fourth Annual NCRP Meeting — Thomas S. Tenforde WARREN K. SINCLAIR KEYNOTE ADDRESSFifth Warren K. Sinclair Keynote Address: Issues in Quantifying the Effects of Low-Level Radiation — Dudley T. Goodhead Low-Dose Extrapolation of Radiation Health Risks: Some Implications of Uncertainty for Radiation Protection at Low Doses — Charles E. Land MOLECULAR, CELLULAR, TISSUE AND ANIMAL RADIATION RESPONSES OF RELEVANCE TO RADIATION PROTECTIONRisks from Low Dose/Dose Rate Radiation: What an Understanding of DNA Damage Response Mechanisms Can Tell Us — Penny A. Jeggo Non-Targeted Effects of Ionizing Radiation: Implications for Risk Assessment and the Radiation Dose Response Profile — William F. Morgan and Marianne B. Sowa Factors that Modify Radiation-Induced Carcinogenesis — Ann R. Kennedy Radiation Carcinogenesis in Context: How Do Irradiated Tissues Become Tumors? — Mary Helen Barcellos-Hoff and David H. Nguyen The Role of Dose-Rate on Risk from Internally-Deposited Radionuclides and the Potential Need to Separate Dose-Rate Effectiveness Factor (DREF) from the Dose and Dose-Rate Effectiveness Factor (DDREF) — Antone L. Brooks, P. Elis Eberlein, Lezlie A. Couch, and Bruce B. Boecker Variations in Radiosensitivity among Individuals: A Potential Impact on Risk Assessment? — Takamitsu A. Kato, Paul F. Wilson, Hatsumi Nagasaw, Yuanlin Peng, Michael M. Weil, John B. Little, and Joel S. Bedford HUMAN EPIDEMIOLOGY STUDIESLow-Dose Radiation Epidemiology Studies: Status and Issues — Roy E. Shore The Impact of Dosimetry Uncertainties on Dose-Response Analyses — Ethel S. Gilbert Does Scientific Evidence Support a Change from the LNT Model for Low-Dose Radiation Risk Extrapolation? — Dietrich Averbeck Extrapolating Radiation-Induced Cancer Risks from Low Doses to Very Low Doses — David J. Brenner LOW DOSE RADIATION EFFECTS, REGULATORY POLICY AND IMPACTS ON THE PUBLICIncorporating Information from the U.S. Department of Energy Low-Dose Program into Regulatory Decision-Making: Three Policy Integration Challenges — Paul A. Locke Perspectives of U.S. Government Agencies on the Potential Role of Greater Scientific Understanding of Low-Dose Radiation Effects in Establishing Regulatory Health Protection Guidance — Thomas S. Tenforde and Antone L. Brooks Beliefs about Radiation: Scientists, the Public and Public Policy — Hank C. Jenkins-Smith, Carol L. Silva, and Christopher Murray Federal Programs to Reimburse the Public for Environmental and Occupational Exposures — Paul L. Ziemer How Do We Combine Science and Regulations for Decision Making Following a Terrorist Incident Involving Radioactive Materials? — John W. Poston, Sr., and John R. Ford OTHER CONTENTNews and Notices Health Physics Society Prospectus Health Physics Society Affiliate Members Author Guidelines Advertisers Guide Advertisers Index Up and Coming
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