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RADIATION EFFECTS ON MAN. RADIATION PROTECTION STANDARDS

Lauriston S. Taylor

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The bases of radiation dose standards are explained, and problems met in determining and applying them are discussed. The reasons for changes in standards are also clarified, and it is noted that no radiation worker has received a demonstrable injury from a permissible exposure. (D.C.W.)

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Key concepts: Radiation protection, Radiation, Radiation injury, Safety standards, Medicine, Toxicology, Risk analysis (engineering), Nuclear medicine