Exposure to cosmic ionising radiation, in addition to other specific occupational risks, is of
concern to aircrew members. Epidemiological studies provide an objective way to assess …

Background: Our aim was to identify gaps and limitations in the current literature and to
make recommendations for future research required to address these. Materials and …

Background We evaluated mortality among 11,311 former US flight attendants. The primary
a priori outcomes of interest were breast cancer and melanoma. Methods Vital status was …

Background: Chromosome translocations are an established biomarker of cumulative
exposure to external ionising radiation. Airline pilots are exposed to cosmic ionising …

An important atmospheric state variable, driven by space weather phenomena, is the
ionizing radiation field. The two sources of atmospheric ionizing radiation are:(1) the ever …

Non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL) increased continuously since the last century in developed
countries. While they are considered as disease in elder ages, a remarkable increasing …

Cosmic radiation can cause genetic and cytogenetic damage. Certain occupations including
airline pilots and cabin crew are acknowledged to have a greater exposure to cosmic …

Objectives: US commercial airline pilots, like all flight crew, are at increased risk for specific
cancers, but the relation of these outcomes to specific air cabin exposures is unclear. Flight …

Abstract Background: The US Military and general populations may differ in the exposure to
sunlight and other risk factors for melanoma and therefore the incidence rates of melanoma …

Objective: Cancer mortality and morbidity are described for the first time in all Korean
workers exposed to ionizing radiation. Methods: Based on hospital admissions …