Titlebook: Radiation Science for Physicians and Public Health Workers; Marco Zaider,Harald H. Rossi Book 2001 Kluwer Academic Plenum Publishers, New

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rotection against it to workers in health-related activities. "Radiation" (and more precisely "ionizing radiation") is emitted by X-ray machines, nuclear reactors, and nuclear weapons, but also comes from natural sources to which we are all exposed. It would have been easier to deal with this subjec

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Radiological Physics,ions are photons (X and γ radiation) and neutrons. These are uncharged particles. Their energy is transferred to charged particles and transported some distance beyond the point of interaction. In a further diffusion these particles impart sufficient energy to ejected electrons (termed δ-.) so they

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Radiation Protection,y adopted approach is to assume that the effects are proportional to the dose and therefore that there is a finite risk at any dose. The magnitude of the low-level risks is then estimated on the basis of epidemiological information, which even at much larger doses is poorly known. This is usually co

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What is a PHR? Definitions of Personal Health Record (PHR) Used in Literature—A Systematic Literaturome kind of definition of the term. Few definitions were found that are constantly used in the field of medical informatics. However, those definitions are in contradiction between others and overall discourse in field. Thus, we need clear and systematic structure for different PHRs and proposal for hierarchy is presented in this article.

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Hermann Josef Roth,Rudolf K. Thauer The increasing private involvement in health care and, in general, the essential role that several forms of insurance start to play as essential means to provide protection against misfortune, might offer sufficient grounds to argue that insurance companies are now playing a different role in socie