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Personal Exposure
Everyday activities and environmental factors in common locations such as homes, schools, or offices contribute to an individual's radiation exposure. Being aware of the sources in these locations allows you to better control your personal radiation exposure.
- Non-ionizing Radiation
- Airport Security Scanning
- Cosmic Radiation During Flights
- Medical Radiation
- Radiation in Tobacco
- Radioactive Materials in Antiques
- Radon in Homes and Buildings
- UV Radiation