نتایج جستجو برای: high natural background radiation hnbr

تعداد نتایج: 3249405  

A. Ghaderi, A. Soleimani, CE. de Almeida, H. Mozdarani, I. Nikokar, M. Haghani, M.R. Kardan, S. Taeb, S.A.R. Mortazavi, S.M.J. Mortazavi,

Background: Ramsar (Mazandran province) is known for its extremely high levels of natural background radiation. Although no excess cancer rate is reported in these areas by epidemiological studies, the study of tumor markers in the inhabitants of these areas may shed some light on the impact of high levels of background radiation on cancer induction. Materials and Methods: The level of backgrou...

2011
Riccardo Borgoni Valeria Tritto Carlo Bigliotto Daniela de Bartolo

Radon is a natural gas known to be the main contributor to natural background radiation exposure and second to smoking, a major leading cause of lung cancer. The main source of radon is the soil, but the gas can enter buildings in many different ways and reach high indoor concentrations. Monitoring surveys have been promoted in many countries in order to assess the exposure of people to radon. ...

Journal: :iranian journal of nuclear medicine 2003
ali shabestani monfared mehrangiz amiri john kameron

today, nuclear medicine has rapidly been developed so that in some cases, plays a unique role in diagnosis but unfortunalty in spite of diagnostic and therapeutic advantages, the term “nuclear” can induce worries in patients and society. in this article, base on new documents, we intend to show that this worries has no scientific basis. to produce a realistic view, regarding to radiation protec...

Journal: :Journal of radiation research 1991
P S Weng T C Chu C F Chen

A high-pressure ionization chamber was used to measure the natural background radiation in metropolitan Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C. during a period in 1987-1988. The average exposure rate was 27.55 x 10(-10) C kg-1 h-1 including cosmic radiation, but the radon contribution was excluded. Scintillation survey meter, gamma-ray spectroscopy for soil samples, in-situ measurement with a NaI(Tl) detector c...

2013
Daryoush Shahbazi-Gahrouei Mehrdad Gholami Samaneh Setayandeh

The world is naturally radioactive and approximately 82% of human-absorbed radiation doses, which are out of control, arise from natural sources such as cosmic, terrestrial, and exposure from inhalation or intake radiation sources. In recent years, several international studies have been carried out, which have reported different values regarding the effect of background radiation on human heal...

Journal: :iranian journal of radiation research 0
k.l. sriharsha 1department of studies in environmental science, university of mysore, manasagangotri, mysore –570 006,karnataka, india m. raghavayya 1department of studies in environmental science, university of mysore, manasagangotri, mysore –570 006,karnataka, india n.r. rajendra prasad 2department of environmental science, st. philomena’s college, mysore –570 015, karnataka, india m.s. chandrahekara 3department of studies in physics, university of mysore, manasagangotri, mysore –570 006, karnataka, india

background: humans beings are continuously exposed to ionizing radiation from natural sources. the main contributors to natural radiation are high-energy cosmic radiation and radioactive nuclides that originates in the earth’s crust. exposure to high levels of radiation can cause serious health effects. in this study an attempt has been made to monitor the levels of environmental background rad...

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