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Impact of uncertainties in exposure assessment on estimates of thyroid cancer risk among Ukrainian children and adolescents exposed from the chernobyl accident

Zablotska, Lydia;
Little, MP;
Kukush, AG;
Masiuk, SV;
Shklyar, S;
Carroll, RJ;
Lubin, JH;
Kwon, D;
Brenner, AV;
Tronko, MD;
Mabuchi, K

UC San Francisco Previously Published Works (2014)

The 1986 accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant remains the most serious nuclear accident in history, and excess thyroid cancers, particularly among those exposed to releases of iodine-131 remain the best-documented sequelae. Failure to take dose-me

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Peer Reviewed

Radiation and the risk of chronic lymphocytic and other leukemias among chornobyl cleanup workers

Zablotska, Lydia;
Zablotska, LB;
Bazyka, D;
Lubin, JH;
Gudzenko, N;
Little, MP;
Hatch, M;
Finch, S;
Dyagil, I;
Reiss, RF;
Chumak, VV

UC San Francisco Previously Published Works (2013)

Background: Risks of most types of leukemia from exposure to acute high doses of ionizing radiation are well known, but risks associated with protracted exposures, as well as associations between radiation and chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), are not cl