What can space radiation protection learn from radiation oncology?

Volume: 30, Pages: 82 - 95
Published: Aug 1, 2021
Abstract
Protection from cosmic radiation of crews of long-term space missions is now becoming an urgent requirement to allow a safe colonization of the moon and Mars. Epidemiology provides little help to quantify the risk, because the astronaut group is small and as yet mostly involved in low-Earth orbit mission, whilst the usual cohorts used for radiation protection on Earth (e.g. atomic bomb survivors) were exposed to a radiation quality substantially...
Paper Details
Title
What can space radiation protection learn from radiation oncology?
Published Date
Aug 1, 2021
Volume
30
Pages
82 - 95
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