Factors Affecting child behavior in Pediatric Dentistry
Health Effects Of Radiation Exposure
1. Health effects of radiation exposure Tilman A Ruff Nossal Institute for Global Health, University of Melbourne Advisor: Australian Red Cross, AusAID/UNICEF Consultant: GSK Biologicals, Novartis Vaccines Medical Association for Prevention of War International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons Hunter’s Hill Inquiry, Sydney 4 July 2008
58. Probability of bearing healthy children as a function of radiation dose 5 Higher Possible >100 99.1 97 100 99.4 97 50 99.6 97 10 99.7 97 99.7 97 1 99.7 97 0 Probability of no cancer (0-19 years) Probability of no malformation Dose to conceptus (mSv) above natural background
79. Worldwide diagnostic radiation cancer risks United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation. Sources and effects of ionizing radiation. New York: United Nations, 2000.
89. Nuclear industry workers vs Japanese bomb survivors* 3 0.26 – 4.01 1.86 Lung cancer *Men aged 20-60 at time of exposure ^Assuming linear dose response with no threshold “ Assuming linear-quadratic response 0.03 - 1.88 0.01 – 0.50 0.87 0.32 Solid cancer, 4770 3246 <0 – 8.47 1.58 – 5.67^ -1.14 – 5.33” 1.93 3.15^ 1.54” Leukemia excl CLL, 196 83 0.14 -1.97 0.97 All cancers excl leukemia, 5024 95% CI Excess relative risk per Sv Cause of death , N Workers Survivors
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