Dedicated
to
Professor Takaji Ikushima
This home page contains information on the beneficial effects of low dose
radiation , Hormesis and Radioadaptive Response. I hope this site enhance
our understanding of the total spectrum of low dose radiation and its health
effects.
I
believe that now is the time for us to speak out, to make ourselves heard,
to help people shed their real fears of imaginary dangers of radiation,
and to make a realistic assessment of what radiation actually can and does
do.
Sheldon
Wolff, From the text of the 29th
Failla Memorial Lecture presented at the 40th Annual Meeting of the Radiation
Research Society, held March 14-18, 1992 in Salt Lake City , UT.
Since Wilhelm C. Roentgen announced on 28 December 1895 his discovery
of invisible x-rays and two months later Antoine Henri Becqurel reported
on mysterious and penetrating
" uranium rays " the social status of ionizing
radiation has oscillated between enthusiastic acceptance and rejection.
Prof.
Z Jawarowski
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