Ionising Radiation and Cancer: Part 1
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Exposure Editorial December 2020
In the last edition, we outlined some of the work the University had been doing to design and...
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Education, Education, Education!
Education is one of the core functions of the NCCF and our involvement with the creation of the...
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DNA Genetic Testing Kits
The rapid development of DNA sequencing technologies which deliver fast, accurate and affordable...
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Exposure Editorial Summer 2020
Who could have predicted the world we now find ourselves in. Just a few short months ago we were...
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Ionising Radiation and Tissue Effects Part 2
This is the second part of a two-part article. In Part 1 (published in Exposure April 2020) we...
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We are at War- Jean-Louis Camuzat
The period of time we have just gone through has been exceptional and as President Macron put it:...
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Exposure Editorial Spring 2020
In this issue, Alex Perry describes non-cancer health effects of ionising radiation in an article...
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Ionising Radiation and Tissue Effects Part 1
In this article, we discuss the non-cancer health effects of ionising radiation on exposed...
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City of Hiroshima Peace Declaration – August 6th 2019
Kazumi Matsui, the Mayor of Hiroshima City has written to OBSIVEN telling us about the Peace...
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OBSIVEN Meeting in Paris – Charity Registration – Delegation to NAAV
Left to right: Jean-Claude Kouyoumdjian, Nigel Heaps MBE, Jean-Luc Sans, our brilliant translator,...
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Ionising Radiation and Cancer: Part 1
In this article we discuss cancer as a health effect which may arise as a consequence of exposure...
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