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Epidemiological investigations including dose assessment and dose reconstruction. EUR 16537 EN (1996)
| Auteur | European Commission |
| Datum | 1996 |
| Classificatie | 2.34.8.11/19 (TSJERNOBYL - ONGELUK & OMGEVING - MEDISCH/MUTATIES) |
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Uit de publicatie:
I. GENERAL INTRODUCTION I.1 THE CEC/CIS CHENOBYL COLLABORATIVE PROGRAMME I.1.1 Objectives The project are implemented by formation of groups from the CIS and the CEC. They are realized as partnerships between Eastern and Western research institutions and hospitals. The aims are to increase the possibilities for training of CIS scientists; provide financial support to CIS institutes for allocating staff to the joint projects; introduce new technology and train medical specialists; improve the local infrastructure and create a regional research facility in each of the three republics Belarus, Russia and Ukraine. Thus, the budget of this programme includes local assistance, equipment and training for the CIS. The overall objective of the joint programme is to complement and assist those in the three republics responsible for evaluating and mitigating the consequences of the accident. This will also allow the scientists to gain an improved understanding and knowledge of the health and environmental impact of radioactive contamination and of how it can be reduced; this will be invaluable for the management of any future accident. I.1.2 Structure The collaborative programme is composed of three different areas: • radioactive contamination of the environment, its assessment and mitigation; • health effects, evaluation and treatment; • off-site emergency management. In the first period (1991-1992) a series of five collaborative projects on environmental issues and two on emergency management have been initiated. In 1992-1993 three additional projects on the health consequences of the Chernobyl accident were launched, and in 1993- 1994 six new projects (3 on health effects and 3 on environmental consequences) were added making the total number 16. In the area "health effects, evaluation and treatment", the following projects were launched: "Biological Dosimetry including Cytogenetics"; ''Dose Reconstruction"; ''Epidemiological investigations including dose assessment and dose reconstruction"; ''Molecular, cellular, biological characterization of childhood thyroid cancer"; Treatment of accident victims"; ''Development of optimal treatment and preventive measures for childhood thyroid cancer". The present report cover the main results achieved by the 7th collaborative project entitled ''Epidemiological investigations including dose assessment and dose reconstruction" often abbreviated as ECP-7. The activities and results described collected and edited by the persons listed on the cover page, is the result of a major collaborative effort involving scientists and other staff from the institutes and agencies listed below, in collaboration with other CEC supported activities in particular those involving ''Biological Dosimetry including Cytogenetics" (FCP-6) and ''Dose Reconstruction" (ECP-10).
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