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Health Physics 563-613B

Health Physics 563-613B. Risk and Dose Limits Michael Evans Lecture 3 (Sep. 24, 2004). RISK. Hazard: anything that can cause harm ( e.g., chemicals, electricity, working from ladders, etc.. Risk: is the chance, high or low, that somebody will be harmed by the hazard American Cancer Society

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Tobacco: Hazardous & Addictive

Tobacco: Hazardous & Addictive. In the early 1960's research studies showed the harmful effects of smoking. "Cigarette smoking is causally related to lung cancer in men; the magnitude of the effects of cigarette smoking outweighs all other factors.". Surgeon General.

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HEALTH CH 10

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Chapter 12

Chapter 12. Dr. Brandreth has Gone to Harvard Gabrielle Wong. New York Herald The Herald was a penny press newspaper whose editor, James Gordon Bennett, was a firm Democrat and a pioneer of crime-reporting.

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5 TIPS FOR TAKING CARE OF YOUR HOME

Your home is one of your most important assets. It is where you stay assured of your security and live peacefully. Check out the 5 Tips For Taking Care Of Your Home, presented by Evolve Design Build.

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Lung Cancer - Are You At Risk?

Prior to examining your house for radon levels, you have to discover about radon initially and its result on people. What is radon in the first place? Radon is a radioactive gas that can trigger cancer. In truth, it has been determined as the second major reason for lung cancer in the United States. This is unnoticeable to the naked eye and it is odor-free too, making it tough to find.

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