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U.S. Radiologic Technologists Study

Research Findings

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	Descriptive and Review Studies Descriptive Studies Reviews
	Mortality Studies All Causes Breast Cancer Circulatory System
	Incidence Studies All Cancers Breast Cancer Thyroid Cancer Leukemia, Lymphoma, Multiple Myeloma Lung Cancer Melanoma Non-melanoma Skin Cancer Other Cancers Non-malignant Diseases
	Genetic Studies Breast Cancer Thyroid Cancer
	Methods Studies Survey Research Statistical Analysis Biological Samples
	Dosimetry Occupational Radiation Personal Medical Radiation Ultraviolet Radiation
	Biodosimetry Occupational Radiation Personal Medical Radiation

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Mortality Studies - Breast Cancer

Breast cancer mortality among female radiologic technologists in the United States (2002)
	Breast cancer mortality risk was highest among women who began working as a radiologic technologist before 1940 and among those who first performed fluoroscopy and multi-film procedures before 1950. Risk increased significantly with increasing number of years worked as a radiologic technologist before 1950.
	[Abstract] [PubMed]


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