2018 AAHP Special Session

Presentations

• Introduction — Why is this Important, Kyle Kleinhans and Armin Ansari
• Radiation Epidemiology and Low Dose Effects, John D. Boice, Jr., ScD, NCRP, Vanderbilt
  Presented by Kathryn Held
• Estimating Cancer Risk at Low Doses and Dose Rates: Lessons from Dr. Land, Dr. David Pawel, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
• What Does Radiation Biology Tell Us About Potential Health Effects at Low Dose and Low Dose Rates, Edouard Azzam, PhD, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School
• Enhancing Low Dose Risk Assessment Using Mechanistic Models of Radiation Effects, Igor Shuryak, MD, PhD, Columbia University Medical Center
• Low-Dose Radiation: Interagency Collaboration on Planning Research Could Improve Information on Health Effects, John Neumann, Director, Natural Resources and Environment, Government Accountability Office
• Translating Science to Recommendations - NCRP CC-1, Donald A. Cool, PhD, Electric Power Institute
• Low Dose Radiation Research and Implementation of Radiation Protection Policy at the Department of Energy, Derek Favret, CHP; Noelle Metting, ScD; James Dillard, CHP; Isaf Al-Nabulsi, PhD; Andrew Wallo, U.S. Department of Energy, Derek Favret and Isaf Al-Nabulsi
• Studies of Low Dose Health Effects Inform EPA Regulations, Mike Boyd, Environmental Protection Agency
• The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Radiation Protection Policy and Opportunities for the Future, by Cynthia G. Jones, PhD, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
• INPO Approach for Maintaining Low Worker Dose, Charles B. Mitchell, INPO
• State Radiological & Toxicological Risk Assessment and the Linear No-Threshold Perspective, William Irwin, ScD, Vermont Department of Health
• The Role of Radiation Protection Professionals, Armin Ansari, PhD, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention