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There is no increased mortality in the paper. The paper only looks at risk of death from solid tumors. I'd be surprised if the authors haven't done the calcula
by zosima 3y ago
There is no increased mortality in the paper. The paper only looks at risk of death from solid tumors.
I'd be surprised if the authors haven't done the calculation of total mortality and decided that there is no discernible radiation dose-dependent effect on total mortality or total QALY. In a better world, that would also be a very good paper, but it isn't in ours.
That's why they are looking for solid tumor mortality.
- maratc 3y ago“Out of 100,000 living people, x will die from solid tumors in one year; out of 100,000 nuclear workers we believe x+2y will. This differs from the x+1y figure that was the previous estimation.” QALY would be best in any case.