Radiation Protection Dosimetry

Incidence, time trends and regional variation of childhood leukaemia in Germany and Europe
pp. 107-113(7)
Authors: Kaatsch, Peter; Mergenthaler, Andreas

Aetiology of childhood acute leukaemias: current status of knowledge
pp. 114-118(5)
Authors: Rossig, Claudia; Juergens, Heribert

Genetic susceptibility to childhood leukaemia
pp. 119-129(11)
Authors: Chokkalingam, Anand P.; Buffler, Patricia A.

Risk-adapted stratification and treatment of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukaemia
pp. 130-133(4)
Author: Schrappe, Martin

Exposure assessment: implications for epidemiological studies of ionizing radiation
pp. 134-138(5)
Author: Muirhead, Colin R.

Exposure assessment and other challenges in non-ionizing radiation studies of childhood leukaemia
pp. 139-147(9)
Authors: Kheifets, L.; Oksuzyan, S.

Assessment of environmental exposures from agricultural pesticides in childhood leukaemia studies: challenges and opportunities
pp. 148-155(8)
Authors: Ritz, Beate; Rull, Rudolph P.

Leukaemia following childhood radiation exposure in the Japanese atomic bomb survivors and in medically exposed groups
pp. 156-165(10)
Author: Little, M. P.

Childhood leukaemia following medical diagnostic exposure to ionizing radiation in utero or after birth
pp. 166-174(9)
Author: Wakeford, Richard

Indoor radon and childhood leukaemia
pp. 175-181(7)
Author: Raaschou-Nielsen, Ole

Epidemiological studies of leukaemia in children and young adults around nuclear facilities: a critical review
pp. 182-190(9)
Authors: Laurier, D.; Jacob, S.; Bernier, M. O.; Leuraud, K.; Metz, C.; Samson, E.; Laloi, P.

Childhood leukaemia near British nuclear installations: methodological issues and recent results
pp. 191-197(7)
Authors: Bithell, J. F.; Keegan, T. J.; Kroll, M. E.; Murphy, M. F. G.; Vincent, T. J.

The Kinderkrebs in der Umgebung von Kernkraftwerken study: results put into perspective
pp. 198-201(4)
Author: Grosche, Bernd

Exposure to electromagnetic fields and the risk of childhood leukaemia: a review
pp. 202-211(10)
Authors: Schz, J.; Ahlbom, A.

Residential exposures to pesticides and childhood leukaemia
pp. 212-219(8)
Authors: Metayer, Catherine; Buffler, Patricia A.

Chemical risk factors and childhood leukaemia: a review of recent studies
pp. 220-227(8)
Author: Infante-Rivard, Claire

Do electromagnetic fields enhance the effects of environmental carcinogens?
pp. 228-231(4)
Author: Juutilainen, Jukka

The UK Childhood Cancer Study: maternal occupational exposures and childhood leukaemia and lymphoma
pp. 232-240(9)
Authors: McKinney, Patricia A.; Raji, Olaide Y.; van Tongeren, Martie; Feltbower, Richard G.

Preconception exposures to potential germ-cell mutagens
pp. 241-245(5)
Author: Draper, Gerald

Childhood leukaemia and socioeconomic status: what is the evidence?
pp. 246-254(9)
Authors: Adam, Martin; Rebholz, Cornelia E.; Egger, Matthias; Zwahlen, Marcel; Kuehni, Claudia E.

Overview of recent studies on childhood leukaemia, intra-uterine growth and diet
pp. 255-258(4)
Authors: de Klerk, Nicholas; Milne, Elizabeth

Exposure to infections through day-care attendance and risk of childhood leukaemia
pp. 259-266(8)
Authors: Urayama, Kevin Y.; Ma, Xiaomei; Buffler, Patricia A.

Host, family and community proxies for infections potentially associated with leukaemia
pp. 267-272(6)
Author: Law, Graham Richard

Discussion and summary
pp. 273-274(2)
Author: Portier, Christopher