Stochastic effects include the development of cancer – a known potential outcome of exposure to ionising radiation. Increasing exposure is believed to be associated with increasing risk ...
Exposure to this kind of radiation is a ... potentially hazardous ways. The effects of radiation on biological life are well-documented and generally unpleasant, to say the least.
Radiation effects on bipolar junction transistors (BJTs) and silicon defects are critical areas of research, particularly for applications in environments with high radiation exposure, such as ...
After 30 days, the exposed memristors appeared to recover completely from the effects of radiation exposure and no longer required an elevated voltage for writing. This is the behavior the article ...
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The Radiation Exposure Compensation Act provides a program that compensates individuals who become ill because of exposure to radiation from the United States’ development and testing of nuclear weapo ...
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A World Health Organization (WHO)-commissioned systematic review published in Environment International finds no association ...
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These are called long-term or late effects. Late effects of breast cancer radiation are not common. They can include: Inflammation in the lung, most often with people who also had chemotherapy. Injury ...
The study, published on Monday in the journal PLOS One, has implications for our understanding of the effects of nuclear radiation exposure on populations. “Most people think of the Chernobyl ...
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