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CONTENTS
 
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Current Topics about the Radiological Consequences by the Chernobyl Accident
Tetsuji Imanaka
 
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The Chernobyl Reactor: Design Features and Reasons for Accident

Mikhail V. Malko
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The Causes and Scenario of the Chernobyl Accident, and Radioactive Release on the CHNPP Unit-4 Site
Boris I. Gorbachev
 
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Nuclear Fuel in the Destroyed 4th Unit of Chernobyl NPP
Volodymyr M. Pavlovych
 
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Analysis of Radioactive Contamination in the Near Zone of Chornobyl NPP
Alexander Gaydar and Oleg Nasvit
 
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Radioecological Situation in the Cooling Pond of Chornobyl NPP
Oleg Nasvit
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Iodine-131 Contamination, Thyroid Doses and Thyroid Cancer in the Contaminated Areas of Russia
Valery F. Stepanenko, Evgeny M. Parshkov, Viktor A. Sokolov, Mark Yu. Orlov,
Alexander I. Ivannikov, Valery G. Skvortsov, Elena K. Iaskova, Timofey V. Kolizshenkov,
Irina G. Kryukova and Anatoly F. Tsyb
 
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Radioactive Contamination of Food in Stepanivka Village, Zhytomyr Region, Ukraine: in 1992 and in 2001
Volodymyr Tykhyy
 
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Content of Radionuclides of Chernobyl Origin in Food Products for the Belarusian Population
Vladimir P. Matsko and Tetsuji Imanaka
 
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Long-Term Observation of Radioactivity Contamination in Fish around Chernobyl
Igor N. Ryabov
 
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EPR Dosimetry of Chernobyl Liquidators

Vadim Chumak

 
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Retrospective Dose Assessment of Inhabitants in the Contaminated Areas of Russia by EPR Measurement of Tooth Enamel

Alexandre I. Ivannikov, Valeri G. Skvortsov and Valeri F. Stepanenko
 
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Estimations of Radiation Risk for the Population of Contaminated Territory of Belarus

Vladimir A. Knatko, Mikhail M. Komochkov and Alla E. Yanush
 
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Estimation of Thyroid Doses from Inhalation of 131I for Population of Contaminated Regions of Belarus
Vladimir A. Knatko and Inga N. Dorozhok
 
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Radiation Epidemiological Studies in Russian National Medical and Dosimetric Registry: Estimation of Cancer and Non-cancer Consequences Observed among Chernobyl Liquidators
Marat M. Maksioutov
 
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Review of Epidemiological Finding in Study of Medical Consequences of the Chernobyl Accident in Ukrainian Population
Anatoly Ye. Prysyazhnyuk, Volodymir G. Grishtshenko, Zoya P. Fedorenko, Ludmila O. Gulak and Mykola. M. Fuzik
 
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Intelligence and Brain Damage in Children Acutely Irradiated in Utero As a Result of the Chernobyl Accident

Angelina I. Nyagu, Konstantin N. Loganovsky, Tatiana K. Loganovskaya, Viktor S. Repin and Stanislav Yu. Nechaev
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Health State of Belarusian Children Suffering from the Chernobyl Accident: Sixteen Years after the Catastrophe
Alexander N. Arynchyn, Tatiana V. Avhacheva, Nika A. Gres and Ekaterina I. Slobozhanina
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Chernobyl Radiation-induced Thyroid Cancers in Belarus
Mikhail V. Malko
 
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Analysis of Chromosome Aberrations in Human Lymphocytes after Accidental Exposure to Ionizing Radiation
Galina Snigiryova and Vladimir Shevchenko
 
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The Follow-up Study of Chromosomal aberrations in Chernobyl Clean-up Workers
Natalia M. Slozina and Elizaveta G. Neronova
 
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Chromosomal Aberrations in Blood Lymphocytes of the Residents of 30-km Chornobyl NPP Exclusion Zone 
Larysa Bezdrobna, Tetyana Tsyganok, Olena Romanova, Larysa Tarasenko,
Volodymyr Tryshyn and Ludmila Klimkina
 
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Cytogenetic Effects of Radiation on Agricultural Plants Observed in the Chernobyl region during the First Years after the Accident 
Stanislav A. Geraskin, Vladimir G. Dikarev, Yevgenia Ya. Zyablitskaya, Alla A. Oudalova and Yevgeniy V. Spirin
 
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Abstracts (in Japanese)
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