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Lifetime attributable risk of cancer death as function of age at time of exposure and sex resulting from 10-mSv exposure based on BEIR VII phase 2 report (17). Dashed lines indicate attributable risk levels of 1 in 700, 1 in 1,000, and 1 in 2,000 corresponding to sex-averaged risk for 1-, 10-, and 40-y-old, respectively. (Reprinted with permission of (25).)
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Participating institution Representative Asia Oceania Federation of Nuclear Medicine and Biology Henry Hee-Seong Bom Australian and New Zealand Society of Nuclear Medicine Darin O’Keeffe and Andrew M. Scott Canadian Association of Nuclear Medicine Norman Laurin Chinese Society of Nuclear Medicine Gang Huang and Shaoli Song European Association of Nuclear Medicine Arturo Chiti and Michael Lassmann International Atomic Energy Agency Rodolfo Nuñez-Miller Japanese Society of Nuclear Medicine Mayuki Uchiyama Korean Society of Nuclear Medicine Yun Young Choi Latin American Association of Societies of Nuclear Medicine and Biology Fernando Mut Society of Nuclear Medicine India Prasanta Pradhan Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Frederic H. Fahey South African Society of Nuclear Medicine Nischal Soni World Federation on Nuclear Medicine and Biology Luis Vargas Strengths Limitations Most content is free (open access) on the Internet Language barrier (available in English only) Wide range of topics covered Some important topics do not have adequate coverage Fairly up to date Heterogeneous platforms or displays Trustworthy sources with minimal or limited commercial interest Lack of global guidelines. Recent European Association of Nuclear Medicine (EANM)/Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (SNMMI) harmonization is a step in the right direction
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