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• Epidemiology and Biostatistics Program
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  • Radiation Epidemiology Branch
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Radiation Epidemiology Branch (REB)

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• Berrington de González, Amy, D.Phil.
  Risk of radiation-associated tumors after diagnostic and therapeutic medical radiation exposure. Etiology of breast and thyroid cancer.

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• Inskip, Peter D., Sc.D.
  Cancer risks due to medical, environmental, and occupational exposures to ionizing radiation, including the Chornobyl nuclear reactor accident. Etiology of brain tumors. Multiple primary cancers.

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• Lee, Choonsik, Ph.D.
  Organ radiation dose estimations for diagnostic and therapeutic medical procedures using computer simulations of human anatomy and radiation-generating machines.
• Linet, Martha S., M.D., M.P.H.
  Hematopoietic, lymphoproliferative, and other cancer risk in adults and children attributable to medical, environmental, and occupational exposures to ionizing and non-ionizing radiation.

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• Morton, Lindsay M., Ph.D.
  Etiology of lymphomas and leukemias. Etiology of second cancers, including treatment, genetic, and lifestyle and environmental risk factors.

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• Simon, Steven L., Ph.D.
  Radiation dosimetry and dose reconstruction methods; dose estimation for cohorts exposed to environmental, medical, or occupational radiation; health risks from radiation exposure, doses received from nuclear testing worldwide; radioactivity in man and the environment and quantitative estimation of transfer coefficients; uncertainty analysis of radiation exposure models.