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Q method can identify diverse perspectives on ‘helpful’ information on cancer clusters and inform risk communication generally

By Johnson Branden B.,Waishwell Lynn in (2014)

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Mercury at Oak Ridge: outcomes from risk evaluations can differ depending upon objectives and methodologies

By Burger Joanna,Gocheld Michael,Powers Charles W.,Kosson David,Clarke James,Brown Kevin in (2014)

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A possible way forward for evidence-based and risk-informed policy-making in Europe: a personal view

By Lofstedt Ragnar in (2014)

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Risk governance for infectious diseases: exploring the feasibility and added value of the IRGC-framework for Dutch infectious disease control

By Roodenrijs J.C.M.,Kraaij-Dirkzwager M.M.,van den Kerkhof J.H.T.C.,Runhaar H.A.C. in (2014)

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Public perception for monitoring and management of environmental risk: the case of the tires’ fire in Drama region, Greece

By Vangeli Pigi A.,Koutsidou Antonia,Gemitzi Alexandra,Tsagarakis Konstantinos P. in (2014)

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Insights into the reception and acceptance of risk messages: nuclear emergency communication

By Perko Tanja,Thijssen Peter,Turcanu Catrinel,Van Gorp Baldwin in (2014)

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Societal consequences of radioactive releases in March 2011 in Japan and implications for the resilience concept

By Westerdahl Kristina S. in (2014)

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