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The BEIR* VII report (2006) concludes that
at the low doses, there is a linear doseresponse relationship between exposure
to ionizing radiation and the development
of solid cancers in humans.

It is unlikely that there is a threshold

below which cancers are not induced.
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency,
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*Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation

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The main risk in working with Phosphate is
the risk from the dust itself.

The Uranium and its long lived daughters appear

as a component of Phosphate dust. All of the
Uranium in Phosphate is captured at the deeper
parts of the respiratory tract, specially in the
pulmonary region. The dose to a human inhaling
this natural Uranium dust, is therefore caused
mainly by the Uranium trapped in the lungs.
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