Radiation unlikely to be responsible for high cancer rates among distal Hiroshima A-bomb survivors

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概要

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• 2009-07-01

著者

• SHIMIZU Yukiko

  Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Kameda Medical Center

• KASAGI FUMIYOSHI

  Department of Epidemiology,National Cardiovascular Center

• Shimizu Yukiko

  Department Of Epidemiology Radiation Effects Research Foundation

• Shimizu Yukiko

  Department Of Biochemistry Teikyo University School Of Medicine

• Shore Roy

  Directors' Office Radiation Effects Research Foundation

• Cullings Harry

  Department Of Statistics Radiation Effects Research Foundation

• GRANT Eric

  Department of Epidemiology, Radiation Effects Research Foundation

• Kasagi Fumiyoshi

  Department Of Epidemiology Radiation Effects Research Foundation

• Kasagi Fumiyoshi

  Department Of Epidemiology Hiroshima Radiation Effect Research Foundation

• Grant Eric

  Department Of Epidemiology Radiation Effects Research Foundation

• Shimizu Yukiko

  Department of Biochemistry and Applied Biosciences, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Miyazaki

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