Eastern and Western Europe to Boston after the Chernobyl reactor accident on April 26,
1986. The travelers consisted of both Americans arriving home after business or vacation …

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During the US and USSR nuclear weapons tests in 1962, the I 131 content was measured in
456 human thyroids dissected at autopsies of New York residents with no known history of …

Thyroid uptake of 131I was measured in 130 volunteers following the nuclear power plant
accident at Chernobyl in April 1986. Ninety of these volunteers had been travelling in …

Abstract The division of Radiological Health of the US Public Health Service, since the
resumption of nuclear weapons testing in fall 1961, has collected and determined I 131 in …

Following the Chernobyl reactor accident that caused increased atmospheric levels of
radioactivity (substantially due to 131I) from 2 May 1986 in the UK, 131I activity was …

Iodine-131 in milk and in rain water in Nagoya, Japan,(a location 8,000 km from Chernobyl)
was monitored between May and July 1986. The 131 I concentration in rain water ranged …

Environmental 131I contamination from atmospheric nuclear bomb tests conducted at the
NTS from 1951 to 1958 exposed Americans nationwide to a cumulative average dose of 1 to …

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Radioiodine long has proven to be a safe and effective treatment for thyroid disease.
Nonetheless, persisting concerns regarding radiogenic stochastic risks (eg, carcinogenesis) …