In the United States, the Federal Aviation Administration has officially classified flight crews
(FC) consisting of commercial pilots, cabin crew, or flight attendants as “radiation workers” …

Multi-year crewed space exploration missions are now on the horizon; therefore, it is
important that we understand and mitigate the physiological effects of spaceflight. The …

The ability of vitamin C to affect genetic damage was reviewed in human studies that used
molecular epidemiology methods, including analysis of DNA adducts, DNA strand breakage …

This commentary summarizes studies showing risk of basal cell carcinoma (BCC)
development in relationship to environmental, occupational and therapeutic exposure to …

Airline cabin crew are occupationally exposed to cosmic radiation and jet lag with potential
disruption of circadian rhythms. This study assesses the influence of work‐related factors in …

Objectives There are some common occupational agents and exposure circumstances for
which evidence of carcinogenicity is substantial but not yet conclusive for humans. Our …

Griffiths RF, Powell DMC. The occupational health and safety of flight attendants. Aviat
Space Environ Med 2012; 83: 514–21. In order to perform safety-critical roles in emergency …

In the absence of physical data, biodosimetry tools are required for fast dose and risk
assessment in the event of radiological or nuclear mass accidents or attacks to triage …

Occupational exposure to oil fumes, organophosphates, halogenated flame retardants, and
other volatile and semi-volatile contaminants is a concern within the aviation industry. There …

Methods This was a case-control study involving 40 male APs, each of whom was age-and
tenure-matched (≥ 5 years of service) with 40 male office workers (OWs). We assessed …