In 1969, Edith Quimby, ScD, one of the founders of modern radionuclide dosimetry,
concluded her presentation at an Atomic Energy Commission symposium at the Oak Ridge …

The five publications that are included in this special section of Cancer Biotherapy &
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Dosimetry in nuclear medicine started with early efforts to specify radium dosage. It was
soon appreciated that there were great differences among the emitted dose (the energy …

This is an interesting book of 17 chapters spanning 594 pages. After the introductory
chapter, chapters 2–5 describe the theoretic bases from quantum theories and Dirac's …

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energy (ie, dose) to various organs delivered from internally deposited radionuclides …

If you reveal your secrets to the wind, you should not blame the wind for revealing them to
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In this lecture, which celebrates Lauriston S. Taylor, a pioneer in radiation protection and
founding president of the NCRP, I review some features of medically administered …