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Quantifying health effects from the combined action of low-level radiation and other environmental agents: can new approaches solve the enigma?

The Science of the total environment - 7 Oct 1997

Burkart W, Finch G L, Jung T

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Efforts to assess the quantify deleterious effects from toxicants are directed mainly towards single agents, whereas real world environmental and occupational exposures to natural and anthropogenic agents quite often entail the concomitant presence of several toxicants. These combined exposures may lead to health risks that differ from those expected from simple addition of the individual risks. For example,...

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PMID: 9352670
DOI: 10.1016/s0048-9697(97)00095-8

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