… Apart from the large increase in thyroid cancer incidence in young people, there are at …
recent ecological study of thyroid cancer following the Chernobyl accident: comparison with a …

… Evidence for the risk for cardiovascular diseases associated with exposure from radiation
emitted from the Chernobyl accident is at present limited. An analysis of non-cancer incidence …

… thyroid cancer has been the most important medical consequence of the Chernobyl accident…
radiation exposure from Chernobyl and the risk of developing thyroid cancer, with a focus …

… cancer incidence in all study regions in Belarus and Ukraine following the Chernobyl
accident… , the age-adjusted breast cancer incidence rates in the most contaminated regions of …

… of the thyroid cancer incidence in the population of the … Chernobyl accident. The follow-up
period is 1991–2008, and the cohort size is 309 130 people. For that period 978 thyroid cancer …

… Our analyses showed a trend of increasing cancer incidence as recorded by cancer
registries throughout Europe since 1986, particularly in regions with average whole-body doses …

The rates of childhood thyroid cancer incidence observed in Belarus during the period 1986
to 1995 are described as a function of time after exposure, age at exposure, and sex. …

… increase of thyroid cancer incidence rates has … Chernobyl accident could not be quantified,
in the present study. For female recovery workers there was also an excess of breast cancer …

… after the accident, an association between breast cancer incidence and ionizing radiation
exposure from Chernobyl fallout remains uncertain. We studied breast cancer incidence in the …

… Most of the previous studies on thyroid cancer incidence were fragmentary … Chernobyl
accident. The objective of the present study was to elucidate the trends of thyroid cancer incidence …