Radiation-Induced Cancer
from
Low-Dose Exposure :
AN INDEPENDENT ANALYSIS, 1990
-- In
this book, an expert who is
independent of the radiation community provides
the human and physical evidence proving that
carcinogenesis from ionizing radiation does occur
at the lowest conceivable doses and dose-rates.
This finding refutes current claims by parts of the
radiation community that very low doses or
dose-rates may be safe.
-- The
magnitude of hazard per dose-unit is
evaluated in this book step-by-step from the
newest evidence, and the magnitude is shown to
be considerably higher than the 1988 and 1990
estimates from the quasi-official radiation
committees.
-- Because
ionizing radiation may turn out
to be the most important single carcinogen to
which huge numbers of humans are actually
exposed (environmentally, occupationally, and
medically), the practical implications of this book
for cancer prevention are very great.
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