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- Cabin crew and pilots are exposed to the highest levels of radiation
- The study was conducted over 12.7 million death records and 503 occupational groups
- Flight crews' occupational exposure needs to be monitored more closely
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A study conducted in the US has shown that cabin crew and pilots are at the highest risk of radiation-induced cancer deaths. Experts emphasize that this does not directly prove causation, but rather highlights the need for closer monitoring of flight crews' occupational exposure.
The study was conducted over 12.7 million death records and 503 occupational groups. The results indicate that flight crews need to be monitored more closely.
Experts state that the reasons behind this need to be investigated more thoroughly.
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- Why are cabin crew and pilots exposed to the highest levels of radiation?
- Cabin crew and pilots are exposed to more cosmic radiation during flights.
- What data was used for the study?
- The study was conducted over 12.7 million death records and 503 occupational groups.
- Why is it important to monitor flight crews' occupational exposure?
- Monitoring flight crews' occupational exposure is important for preventing radiation-induced cancer deaths.
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