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Rationale for using multiple antioxidants in protecting humans against low doses of ionizing radiation

17 May 2005

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Health risks of low doses of ionizing radiation (10 cGy or less) may not be accurately estimated in humans by epidemiological study or mathematical modelling because of several inherent confounding factors including environmental, dietary and biological variables that cannot be accounted for in any radio-epidemiological study. In addition, the expression of radiation-induced damage in humans not only depends upon...

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PMID: 15900053
DOI: 10.1259/bjr/87552880

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