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D. Pawel

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D. Pawel — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 9
Works: 31
Citations: 377

Most-cited papers

Stable Chromosome Aberrations in Atomic Bomb Survivors: Results from 25 Years of Investigation
Y. Kodama, D. Pawel, N. Nakamura, D. Preston +6 more
2001Radiation Research85 citations
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Frequency of reciprocal translocations and dicentrics induced in human blood lymphocytes by X-irradiation as determined by fluorescence in situ hybridization.
M. Nakano, E. Nakashima, D. Pawel, Y. Kodama +1 more
1993International Journal of Radiation Biology62 citations
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Lifetime Mortality Risk from Cancer and Circulatory Disease Predicted from the Japanese Atomic Bomb Survivor Life Span Study Data Taking Account of Dose Measurement Error
M. Little, D. Pawel, M. Misumi, N. Hamada +3 more
2020Radiation Research51 citations Open access
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Improved Estimates of Cancer Site-Specific Risks for A-Bomb Survivors
D. Pawel, D. Preston, D. Pierce, J. Cologne
2008Radiation Research39 citations
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A retrospective examination of in-home educational visits to reduce childhood lead levels.
B. Schultz, D. Pawel, A. Murphy
1999Environmental Research33 citations
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Radiogenic Risk Models and Projections for the U.S. Population
D. Pawel, J. Puskin
201215 citations
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Uncertainties in Cancer Risk Coefficients for Environmental Exposure to Radionuclides. An Uncertainty Analysis for Risk Coefficients Reported in Federal Guidance Report No. 13
D. Pawel, R. Leggett, K. Eckerman, C. Nelson
200713 citations Open access
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Uncertainty in estimating probability of causation in a cross-sectional study: joint effects of radiation and hepatitis-C virus on chronic liver disease
J. Cologne, D. Pawel, G. Sharp, S. Fujiwara
2004Journal of Radiological Protection12 citations
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The Epidemiology of Lung Cancer Following Radiation Exposure
L. Zablotska, D. Richardson, Ashley P. Golden, E. Pasqual +27 more
2022International Journal of Radiation Biology10 citations Open access
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Radiogenic Risk Projections: Uncertainty Analysis
D. Pawel
2013Health Physics8 citations
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Statistical issues in biological radiation dosimetry for risk assessment using stable chromosome aberrations.
J. Cologne, D. Pawel, Dale L. Preston
1998Health Physics8 citations
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IMPROVED AGE- AND GENDER-SPECIFIC RADIATION RISK MODELS APPLIED ON COHORTS OF SWEDISH PATIENTS
M. Andersson, K. Eckerman, D. Pawel, A. Almén +1 more
2021Radiation Protection Dosimetry7 citations Open access
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Methodological improvements to meta-analysis of low dose rate studies and derivation of Dose and Dose-rate Effectiveness Factors
M. Little, D. Pawel, K. Abalo, M. Hauptmann
2021Radiation and Environmental Biophysics7 citations Open access
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Uncertainties in Cancer Risk Coefficients for Environmental Exposure to Radionuclides. An Uncertainty Analysis for Risk Coefficients Reported in Federal Guidance Report No. 13
D. Pawel, R. Leggett, K. Eckerman, C. Nelson
20075 citations Open access
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Adjustments to the Baseline Lung Cancer Mortality for Radon-Induced Lung Cancers in the BEIR VI Risk Models
C. Nelson, J. Puskin, D. Pawel
2001Radiation Research5 citations
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CAN CONFOUNDING BY SMOKING EXPLAIN THE ECOLOGIC CORRELATION BETWEEN LUNG CANCER AND RADON?
D. Pawel
2005Health Physics4 citations
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Cancer Risk Coefficients
D. Pawel
2019Advanced Radiation Protection Dosimetry3 citations
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Studies of radiation health effects inform EPA actions
D. Pawel, M. Boyd
2019Journal of Radiological Protection3 citations Open access
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Attributable lung cancer risk from radon in homes may be low
J. Puskin, D. Pawel
2005British medical journal2 citations Open access
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Ionising radiation and cancer: a UN review of the recent epidemiological evidence.
J. Burtt, Amy Berrington de González, A. V. Brenner, R. D. Daniels +6 more
2026The Lancet Oncology1 citations
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Approaches to harmonize mortality data sets in three diverse radiation worker cohorts
Jian-Qi Zhang, D. Stram, Sarah S. Cohen, M. Mumma +5 more
2025Journal of Radiological Protection1 citations
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Science-informed Policy Making for Protecting People and the Environment from Radiation.
David Borrego, Jonathan S Nagata, M. Boyd, S. DeCair +4 more
2024Health Physics1 citations
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Response to “On the choice of methodology for evaluating dose-rate effects on radiation-related cancer risks” by Walsh et al
M. Little, D. Pawel, K. Abalo, M. Hauptmann
2021Radiation and Environmental Biophysics1 citations Open access
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Lung cancer efforts need stronger emphasis on reducing radon exposure.
S. Conrath, D. Pawel
2013American Journal of Public Health1 citations Open access
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Invited commentary on “A method for determining weights for excess relative risk and excess absolute risk when applied in the calculation of lifetime risk of cancer from radiation exposure” by Walsh and Schneider (2012)
D. Pawel, E. S. Gilbert
2012Radiation and Environmental Biophysics1 citations
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ERRATUM
M. P. Little, D. Pawel, M. Misumi, Nobuyuki Hamada +3 more
2020Radiation Research0 citations
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Projecting the Attributable Lung Cancer Risk from Radon in Homes
J. Puskin, D. Pawel
20180 citations
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[OA200] Age and gender specific radiation risk models as an alternative to effective dose
M. Andersson, D. Pawel, K. Eckerman, A. Almén +1 more
20180 citations
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Is there really any risk from radon?
D. Pawel, J. Puskin
2012Health Physics0 citations
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RESPONSE TO DUPORT AND CAVALLO
J. Puskin, A. C. James, D. Pawel
20040 citations
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Frequencies of Stable Chromosome Aberrations in Atomic Bomb Survivors-New Insights of Dose ResponseCurves by Shielding Categories
Y. Kodama, N. Nakamura, M. Itoh, M. Nakano +6 more
20010 citations
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