Research Articles
Chemical Sleuths: How Scientists Track DNA Damage to Predict Cancer Risk
Explore how molecular dosimetry and DNA adduct research help scientists understand cancer risk through precise measurement of DNA damage.
The Dose Makes the Poison? How a Scientific "Dream Team" May Have Led Us Astray on Radiation Safety
Exploring how self-interest may have influenced the adoption of the LNT cancer risk assessment model in radiation safety regulations.
Scars from Childhood: How Early Trauma Increases Cancer Risk Later in Life
Groundbreaking research reveals the powerful link between childhood trauma and increased cancer risk in adulthood through biological embedding of stress.
The Invisible Scars: How Childhood Trauma Reshapes Our Biology and Cancer Risk
Exploring how Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) biologically embed themselves and increase cancer risk through inflammation, epigenetics, and stress response dysregulation.