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  • 1. [Prevention of cancer and the dose-effect relationship: the carcinogenic effects of ionizing radiations].
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    Cancer Radiother; 2009 Jul; 13(4):238-58. PubMed ID: 19539515
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  • 9. Application of Bayesian inference to characterize risks associated with low doses of low-LET radiation.
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