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Biodosimetry: Tools

Emergency Response Resources
Advisory team
Other resources

Guidance for Managing
Radiation Casualties
POLICIES
Depleted uranium (193-kb PDF)
Potassium iodide (106-kb PDF)
Prussian blue (124-kb PDF)
PUBLICATIONS
Emergency radiation
  medicine response (55-kb PDF)
Management of
  radiological casualties (793-kb PDF)
Plan: Response to a
  nuclear detonation (870-kb PDF)
Quick reference: NCRP
  recommendations (66-kb PDF)
Textbook: Consequences
  of nuclear warfare

Medical Effects of
Ionizing Radiation
Course description
Schedule, fees, registration
Course resources

Products: Quick List
Exposure assessment tools
Forms
Guidance
Publications
Books/book chapters
Contract reports/films
Journal articles/supplements
Reports/report chapters
Scientific reports
Special publications
Technical reports

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Research: Programs
• Biological dosimetry
• Radiation injury combined
   with other trauma
• Internal contamination
   and metal toxicity
• Radiation countermeasures

Seminars: Schedule

USU Graduate
Education: Radiation Biology

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