Even though [Grenadier] doesn’t have x-ray film, he can see through things with a scintillation screen that fluoresces when exposed to ionizing radiation. There are two pictures of the x-ray ...

X-ray radiation is a type of ionising radiation that can be potentially very dangerous. Although the X-ray radiation produced by our generator typically can penetrate the body only to a depth of 2-4 ...

and ionizing radiation (X-ray, nuclear radiation). Exposure of the skin to high doses of ionizing radiation leads to accumulation of lymphocytes in the layers of the skin caused by the effects of cell ...

Exposure to radiation from head or neck CT imaging increased risk for childhood brain tumors, according to results of a ...

However, the high-energy rays also produce ionizing radiation ... safer and sensitive commercial X-ray devices, which would minimize radiation exposure during medical procedures and capture ...

Scientists have been arguing about the health risks from radiation since the end of the 19th century, when radioactivity was ...

and ionizing radiation (X-ray, nuclear radiation). The onset of skin reactions and injuries depends on the dose received by the skin. Effects are distinguished in prompt (< 2 weeks), early (2-8 weeks) ...

the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements, and the American College of Radiology, to step up efforts to research the risks of ionizing radiation in healthcare practice and find ...

A typical series of bitewing X-rays — in which a patient bites down on a wing-shaped device to hold X-ray film in place — gives off about five microsieverts of ionizing radiation, said Sanjay M.

Thanks to stints as an X-ray technician in my early 20s followed ... as an “occupationally exposed worker” with regard to ionizing radiation for a lot of my life. And while the jobs I ...