Keywords
ionising radiation
low dose risks
stochastic effects
deterministic effects
epidemiology
low dose risks
stochastic effects
deterministic effects
epidemiology
How to Cite
Real Gallego, A. (2010). Risks of low dose ionising radiation exposures. Spanish Journal of Environmental Health, 10(1-2), 43–48. Retrieved from https://ojs.diffundit.com/index.php/rsa/article/view/185
Abstract
Although ionising radiation has been shown to have several beneficial applications for humans, it can also produce detrimental effects in humans and the environment. To adequately protect man and environment from the potential harmful effects of ionising radiation, is essential to know in detail the biological effects produced by it, its characteristics and the various factors that influence these effects. That is the objective of this article, describe the current status of knowledge about biological effects induced by ionising radiation, with special emphasis on those effects occurring after low dose exposures.
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