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Health Physics Society Journal
Contents of July 2003, Volume 85, Number 138th Annual Meeting of the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements: Where the New Biology Meets Epidemiology: Impact on Radiation Risk EstimatesSPECIAL SUBMISSIONThe Lauriston S. Taylor Lectures in Radiation Protection and Measurements — Charles B. Meinhold Introduction of the 26th Lauriston S. Taylor Lecturer — R. J. Michael Fry 26th Lauriston S. Taylor Lecture: Developing Mechanistic Data for Incorporation into Cancer and Genetic Risk Assessments: Old Problems and New Approaches — R. Julian Preston OPENING REMARKSWelcome — Charles B. Meinhold PAPERSTHE NEW BIOLOGYThe State of the Art in the 1990s: NCRP Report No. 136 on the Scientific Bases for Linearity in the Dose-Response Relationship for Ionizing Radiation — Arthur C. Upton Radiation-Induced Genomic Instability: Radiation Quality and Dose Response — Leslie E. Smith, Shruti Nagar, Grace J. Kim, and William F. Morgan Genomic Instability, Susceptibility Genes, and Carcinogenesis (Abstract) — Robert L. Ullrich The Bystander Effect — Eric J. Hall Monitoring Human Radiation Exposure by Gene Expression Profiling: Possibilities and Pitfalls — Sally A. Amundson and Albert J. Fornace, Jr. THE EPIDEMIOLOGYDose Response and Temporal Patterns of Radiation-Associated Solid Cancer Risks — D. L. Preston, D. A. Pierce, Y. Shimizu, E. Ron, and K. Mabuchi Cancer Risks from Medical Radiation — Elaine Ron Diagnostic X Rays, DNA Repair Genes, and Childhood Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia — Claire Infante-Rivard Genetic Effects of Radiotherapy for Childhood Cancer — John D. Boice, Jr., E. Janet Tawn, Jeanette F. Winther, Sarah S. Donaldson, Daniel M. Green, Ann C. Mertens, John J. Mulvihill, Jorgen H. Olsen, Leslie L. Robison, Marilyn Stovall Tracking the Errant Cell after the Atomic Bombings: What Went Wrong? — Keisuke S. Iwamoto WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?How Radiation-Induced Phenotypes Contribute to Neoplastic Progression (Abstract) — Mary Helen Barcellos-Hoff Developing a Scientific Basis for Radiation Risk Estimates: Goal of the DOE Low Dose Research Program — Antone L. Brooks The Impact of the New Biology on Radiation Risks in Space — John F. Dicello Domestic Radon Risks May Be Dominated by Bystander Effects-But the Risks Are Unlikely to Be Greater than We Thought — D. J. Brenner and R. K. Sachs CORRESPONDENCEThe Hiroshima Neutron Dosimetry Enigma — Raymond Gold Response to Gold — Yoko Fujikawa The Use of Effective Dose in Retrospective Dose Assessment — Keith Baverstock and Michael C. Thorne Response to K. Baverstock, M. Thorne: The Use of Effective Dose in Retrospective Dose Assessment — G. Pröhl BOOK REVIEWSICRU Report 67: Absorbed-Dose Specification in Nuclear Medicine — Reviewed by Kimberlee J. Kearfott Radiation and Health — Reviewed by Paul Jones When Smoke Ran Like Water, Tales of Environmental Deception and the Battle Against Pollution — Reviewed by Fred W. Lipfert The Particulate Air Pollution Controversy, A Case Study and Lessons Learned — Reviewed by Fred W. Lipfert Magnetic Resonance Procedures: Health Effects and Safety — Reviewed by Kimberlee J. Kearfott 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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