An Introductory Overview of the Epidemiological Study on the Population at the High Background Radiation Areas in Yangjiang, China
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The epidemiological study on the residents of the high background radiation areas in Yangjiang, China was started by Chinese scientists in 1972 and continued until 1986. In 1991, Japanese scientists recognized the importance of the work and a joint feasibility study was conducted with revised protocols. The feasibility study matured to a cooperative project involving both Chinese and Japanese scientists in 1992, which currently is still in progress. The project was divided into three phases; the first being from 1992 to 1995, the second from 1995・998 and the third from 1998 to 2001. The results of the first phase were reported previously in 1996. The present paper is a historical overview of the studies before the cooperation and the first two phases. Remarks are made on the detailed data on dosimetry, cytogenetic studies and cancer epidemiology of a series of the papers in this supplemental issue. Some problems such as paradoxical observations between cytogenetic results and cancer mortality, and the importance of the high background study in risk assessment are discussed.
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著者
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SUGAHARA Tsutomu
Health Res. Fond.
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WEI LUXIN
Laboratory of Industrial Hygiene, Ministry of Health
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Wei Luxin
Laboratory Of Industrial Hygiene Ministry Of Health
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Sugahara Tsutomu
Health Research Foundation
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