The presented paper deals with the thyroid cancer incidence in selected cohorts of
emergency workers of Russia. In 1986–2003, a total of 87 cases of thyroid cancer were …

Abstract Within the time period 1990–1993, childhood thyroid cancer incidence due to the
Chernobyl accident increased dramatically in Belarus, especially with regard to the birth …

Abstract Jacob, P., Bogdanova, TI, Buglova, E., Chepurniy, M., Demidchik, Y., Gavrilin, Y.,
Kenigsberg, J., Meckbach, R., Schotola, C., Shinkarev, S., Tronko, MD, Ulanovsky, A …

The reported incidence of thyroid cancer in children and adolescents in Soviet Union before
the Chernobyl accident was lower than in other developed countries. This is not clearly …

The accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power station on April 26, 1986, released about 300
MCi of radioactive substances, including about 40 MCi of 131I and 100 MCi of short-lived …

There is debate on whether the reported increase in the number of cases of childhood
thyroid cancer in Belarus is real and attributable to radiation released following the …

Aim: To describe the epidemiology and pathology of thyroid cancer in Ukraine, and to
perform the molecular analysis of genetic alterations more frequently found to be associated …

This study presents an analysis of the thyroid cancer incidence in the population of the most
contaminated territories of Bryansk, Kaluga, Oryol and Tula oblasts affected by the …

As a result of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident, massive amounts of radioactive
materials were released into the environment and large numbers of individuals living in …

Our objective is to assess the regional and temporal dependences of the baseline cases
contributing to thyroid cancer incidence among those exposed in childhood or during …