Health Physics Society Journal
Contents of February 2006, Volume 90, Number 2
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A new variant of the BOMAB phantom that combines solidity and re-usability. The perfect solution to avoid leaks. See article by Gary H. Kramer and Barry M. Hauck on page 161 for more information. |
PAPERS
Report from the Techa River Dosimetry Review Workshop Held on 8-10 December 2003 at the State Research Centre Institute of Biophysics, Moscow, Russia — Mikhail Balonov, Rudolf Alexakhin, André Bouville, and Jan-Olov Liljinzin
Uncertainties in Aerosol Deposition within the Respiratory Tract Using the ICRP 66 Model: A Study in Workers — P. Fritsch
Determination of 238U/235U, 236U/238U and Uranium Concentration in Urine Using SF-ICP-MS and MC-ICP-MS: An Interlaboratory Comparison — Randall R. Parrish, Matthew F. Thirlwall, Chris Pickford, Mathew Horstwood, Axel Gerdes, James Anderson, and David Coggon
Accumulation and Distribution of Uranium in Rats after Chronic Exposure by Ingestion — F. Paquet, P. Houpert, E. Blanchardon, O. Delissen, C. Maubert, B. Dhieux, A. M. Moreels, S. Frelon, Ph. Voisin, and P. Gourmelon
Low Frequency Magnetic Fields Induced by Car Tire Magnetization — Stefan Stankowski, Andreas Kessi, Olivier Bécheiraz, Karl Meier-Engel, and Martin Meier
A Reanalysis of Atomic-Bomb Cataract Data, 2000-2002: A Threshold Analysis — Eiji Nakashima, Kazuo Neriishi, and Atsushi Minamoto
The Sliced BOMAB Phantom: A New Variant for Intercomparison — Gary H. Kramer and Barry M. Hauck
OPERATIONAL TOPICS
Minimum Detectable Activity Concentration in Direct Alpha Spectrometry from Outdoor Air Samples: Continuous Monitoring Versus Separate Sampling and Counting — R. Pöllänen and T. Siiskonen
CORRESPONDENCE
Bone Structure Studies at the University of Leeds — Philip J. Darley
Response to P. J. Darley — Amish P. Shah, Didier A. Rajon, Derek W. Jokisch, Phillip W. Patton, and Wesley E. Bolch
BOOK REVIEWS
Radiological Consequences in Areas of Kuwait with Residues of Depleted Uranium — Reviewed by Larry W. Luckett
Physics of Radiology, 2nd Edition — Reviewed by D. M. Hamby
Building Competence in Radiation Protection and the Safe Use of Radiation Sources, Safety Guide No. RS-G-1.4 — Reviewed by Matthew Williamson
OTHER CONTENT
News and Notices
Health Physics Society Prospectus
Health Physics Society Affiliate Members
Author Guidelines
Advertisers Guide
Advertisers Index
Up and Coming
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Health Physics (ISSN 0017-9078) is the Official Journal of the Health Physics Society and is published monthly by Lippincott Williams and Wilkins, 351 West Camden Street, Baltimore, MD 21201-2436. For news and abstracts, and to search past issues of the Health Physics Journal, please visit the Health Physics Journal website. |