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2015•Journal of Nuclear Medicine & Radiation TherapyOpen access

Evidence to Support the Hormetic Dose-Response Model that is, a Low Dose or a Low Dose-Rate of Ionizing Radiation is Beneficial

John F. Shanahan

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Key concepts: Hormesis, Ionizing radiation, Dose rate, Medicine, Radiation dose, Low Dose Radiation, Dose dependence, Toxicology

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