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Combining Physiology, Carcinogenic Mechanism, and Interindividual Variation in Cancer Dose-Response quantitative risk assessment. IRM allows for (1) age-dependent administered dose levels, background doses, and susceptibilities, (2) the physiological and pharmacokinetic conversion of administered and background doses to delivered doses, (3) transitions from delivered doses to biologically effecti

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The Approach to Risk Analysis in Three Industries: Nuclear Power, Space Systems, and Chemical Proceisk analysis techniques to engineered systems. Risk analysis must answer three basic questions: (1) What can go wrong? (2) How likely is it? and (3) What are the consequences? The result of such analyses is not only a quantitative answer to the question “What is the risk?” but, more importantly, a f

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An Epidemiologic Approach to Dealing With Multimedia Exposure to Multiple Related Chemicals,s the one of interest. Therefore, if the statistical analysis of an association between exposure and disease is to be meaningful, and if the results are to include a quantitative risk estimate, some measure of composite exposure must be developed. The development of such a measure is described in th

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Assessment of Risk from Short-Term Exposures,assays in which animals are exposed for a lifetime (generally two years for rodents). In the absence of data on cancer incidence for short-term exposures, the assumption is generally made that the cancer risk is proportional to the total accumulated dose (or equivalently, to the average dose rate) o

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Societal Risk from a Thermodynamic Perspective,een risk as probability, analogous to an intensive variable such as temperature, and risk as the flow of adverse consequences, analogous to the flow of thermal energy, or heat. Five parallels between thermodynamics and risk systems are described: global relevance (matter and lives), dual perspective

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The Strategic Defense Initiative and Nuclear Proliferation from a Risk Analysis Perspective, risk analysis. Two primary issues addressed are how risks and responses to risks of nuclear war are perceived differently depending on whether a short-term or long-term viewpoint is taken, and on whether SDI enhances or replaces the traditional nuclear arms philosophy of mutually assured destructio