Skin tumor risk among atomic-bomb survivors in Japan

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Elaine Ron
Dale L. Preston
Kiyohiko Mabuchi
Shoji Tokuoka
Masao Kishikawa
Masachika Iseki
Toshihiro Kobuke
Masayoshi Tokunaga
机构：
[1] National Cancer Institute,Radiation Epidemiology Branch
[2] National Institutes of Health,Department of Statistics
[3] Institute for Developmental Research,Department of Epidemiology
[4] Aichi Human Service Center,Department of Morphology
[5] Institute for Developmental Research,Institute of Tropical Medicine
[6] Aichi Human Service Center,Research Laboratory
[7] Consultant at the Radiation Effects Research Foundation (RERF),Department of Public Health and Division of Persistent Oncogenic Viruses, Center of Shronic Viral Diseases
[8] Institute for Developmental Research,undefined
[9] Aichi Human Service Center,undefined
[10] Nagasaki University,undefined
[11] Welfare Association Onomichi General Hospital,undefined
[12] Kagoshima University School of Medicine,undefined
来源：
Cancer Causes & Control | 1998年 / 9卷
关键词：
Atomic-bomb survivors; basal cell carcinoma; Japan; radiation dose; radiation effects; squamous cell carcinoma;
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Objectives: Elevated risks of skin cancer following high doses of ionizing radiation have long been known. Recent reports on atomic-bomb survivors indicate that nonmelanoma skin cancer can be induced at low to medium doses. We studied atomic-bomb survivors to determine the effects of radiation on specific histologic types of skin cancer and to describe the dose-response relationship.
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