radiation sickness

A month after the Chernobyl disaster, at least 23 reactor operators and firemen had died, mostly of radiation sickness.

Objective To inquire the long term changes on immune system in patients of chronic radiation sickness.

Many soldiers suffered radiation sickness after being present, without protection, at the early atomic tests.

I used to train people how to operate nuclear power plants and my students were always interested in stories about radiation sickness.

According to UNSCEAR (2000), 134 liquidators received radiation doses high enough to be diagnosed with acute radiation sickness (ARS).

She could not confirm if her son or other workers were already suffering from radiation sickness.

He told me they have accepted they will all probably die from radiation sickness in the short term or cancer in the long-long-term.

Radiation poisoning or radiation sickness is a form of damage to organ tissue caused by excessive exposure to ionizing radiation.

As the others were recovering, Kaz fell ill with all the symptoms of radiation sickness.

The government said Saturday they were preparing to stockpile iodine used to treat radiation sickness, 'just in case. '

The serious radiation leaks at Japan's damaged Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear power plant have reawakened public fears about radiation sickness.

Diagnostic criteria and principles of management for external acute radiation sickness.

Prospect for application of umbilical cord blood to clinical treatment of radiation sickness .

People began to suffer from radiation sickness, and more than 300 died.

Following-up laboratory study for erythrocyte CR-1 quantity gene expression and activity in five patients with acute radiation sickness.

Apart from the damage caused by fires and explosions, accidents also release radioactive materials which can cause radiation sickness.

There are no reports of new members of the Fukushima 50 developing radiation sickness.

But the pills are not a cure for radiation sickness.

Exposure to 1, 000 millisieverts (1 Sievert) of radiation can cause radiation sickness.

A single dose of 1, 000 millisieverts -- or one sievert -- causes temporary radiation sickness such as nausea and vomiting.

Comparative observation and analysis of pulmonary pathological changes in two cases of extremely severe hematopoietic radiation sickness

Immune-reconstruction in acute radiation sickness after allogenic peripheral blood stem cell transplantation

Exploration of initiation mechanism of early pulmonary fibrosis in extremely severe hematopoietic type of radiation sickness

Cardiovascular or toxemic form of acute radiation sickness

Differentially expressed genes in intestinal epithelial cells derived from mice with mild intestinal type of radiation sickness

Hematopoietic form of acute radiation sickness

Diagnostic criteria and principles of management for subacute radiation sickness from external exposure

Diagnostic criteria and principles of management for chronic radiation sickness from external exposure

Diagnosis and Prognosis of Chronic Radiation Sickness due to Occupational Exposure

Long-term follow-up observation of patients with chronic radiation sickness due to external irradiation treated with thymopeptide

Diagnostic criteria and principles of management for radiation sickness from internal exposure

Prevention and treatment of severe acute radiation sickness complicated by bacteria infection

Application of traditional Chinese medicine in preventing the radiation sickness in recent years

Clinical investigation of iatrogenic acute radiation sickness

Follow-up study on immune systm in patients suffering from chronic radiation sickness by external irradiation

The characters and developments of therapy and research of neutron-induced acute radiation sickness

Analysis of individual dose in diagnosis for chronic radiation sickness from external exposure

Specification of estimation of dose for chronic radiation sickness from external exposure

Discussion on Issues Relating to Diagnosis of Occupational Radiation Sickness

Anti-infection treatment of iatrogenic acute radiation sickness

Follow-up study on the patients with chronic radiation sickness by external irradiation

Standard of long-term medical follow up of acute radiation sickness after external exposure

General Survey and Progress of Diagnosis Criterion of Radiation Sickness

Chronic Radiation Sickness from External Exposure

Acute radiation sickness from external exposure

Study on the diagnostic criteria for radiation sickness

Analysis of blood cell histochemistry in 3 patients with acute radiation sickness

Changes in reticulocyte in 2 patients with acute radiation sickness

Nursing project of ladder cure of acute radiation sickness in the future war