1. Measurement of resuspended aerosol in the Chernobyl area

   • E. K. Garger
   • V. Kashpur
   • I. Vintersved

   REVIEW ARTICLE Pages: 139 - 148

2. Exposure levels for persons involved in recovery operations after the Chernobyl accident

   • V. A. Pitkevitch
   • V. K. Ivanov
   • N. V. Shchukina

   ORIGINAL PAPER Pages: 149 - 160

3. Cancer risks in the Kaluga oblast of the Russian Federation 10 years after the Chernobyl accident

   • V. K. Ivanov
   • A. F. Tsyb
   • V. I. Shiryaev

   ORIGINAL PAPER Pages: 161 - 167

4. Dynamics and distribution of radiocaesium in broiler chicken

   • M. Pöschl
   • Vladimír Borkovec
   • Jiří Zelenka

   ORIGINAL PAPER Pages: 169 - 174

5. Biological dosimetry: the potential use of radiation-induced apoptosis in human T-lymphocytes

   • R. Menz
   • R. Andres
   • N. E. A. Crompton

   ORIGINAL PAPER Pages: 175 - 181

6. PARATI – A dynamic model for radiological assessments in urban areas

   • E. R. R. Rochedo
   • L. F. C. Conti
   • H. G. Paretzke

   ORIGINAL PAPER Pages: 183 - 193

7. Thyroid cancer incidence in the Ukraine after the Chernobyl accident: comparison with spontaneous incidences

   • B. Sobolev
   • W. F. Heidenreich
   • I. Likhtarev

   SHORT COMMUNICATION Pages: 195 - 199

8. The Semipalatinsk nuclear test site: a first assessment of the radiological situation and the test-related radiation doses in the surrounding territories

   • B. I. Gusev
   • Z. N. Abylkassimova
   • K. N. Apsalikov

   SHORT COMMUNICATION Pages: 201 - 204

9. No evidence for increased tumor rates below 200 mSv in the atomic bomb survivors data

   • W. F. Heidenreich
   • H. G. Paretzke
   • P. Jacob

   CONTROVERSIAL ISSUE Pages: 205 - 207