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An Alternative Approach to the Excess Lifetime Cancer Risk and Prediction of Radiological and Cancer Risks Caused by Terrestrial Radiation, Case of Isparta/Turkey

2022-08-19

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>There are more or less radioactive elements in the rocks and sediments, formed especially in volcanic regions. There may be a radiological risk for people residing on and around rocks or sediments where radioactive elements are very high. Among these radiological risks, the most important parameter that is determined the amount of death from cancer caused by the natural environment of h...

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11d50370-fa9d-5c2d-8920-036350ec3692
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1929990/v1
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