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Naomi H. Harley

Naomi H. Harley

Research Professor, Department of Medicine

Keywords
dosimetry of internally deposited radionuclides, measurement of radiation and radioactivity, radiation carcinogenesis, risk modeling of radiation carcinogenesis
Summary

Dr. N. Harley's major research interests are in the measurement of inhaled or ingested radionuclides, measurement of environmental radioactivity, the modeling of their fate within the human body, the calculation of the detailed radiation dose to the cells specific to carcinogenesis and cancer risk modeling from inhaled or ingested radionuclides .

 

 

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201-798-3705

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Positions

Research Professor, Department of Medicine at NYU Grossman School of Medicine

Radon-222 and Leukemia

Harley, Naomi H; Leslie, Lori A

Health physics. 2023 Mar 07;

Radon-222 Brain Dosimetry

Harley, Naomi H; Robbins, Edith S

Health physics. 2022 May 01; 122(5):575-578

A Review of Radon Equilibrium Factors in Underground Mines, Caves, and Thermal SPAS

Chen, Jing; Harley, Naomi H

Health physics. 2020 Sep; 119(3):342-350

Radon and lung cancer

Harley, Naomi H

Environmental toxicants : human exposures and their health effects. Hoboken, NJ : Wiley, 2020. 4th ed. p.877-909. (4584182)

A Review of Indoor and Outdoor Radon Equilibrium Factors-part II: 220Rn

Chen, Jing; Harley, Naomi H

Health physics. 2018 10; 115(4):500-506

A Review of Indoor and Outdoor Radon Equilibrium Factors-part I: 222Rn

Chen, Jing; Harley, Naomi H

Health physics. 2018 10; 115(4):490-499

Effect of Residential Radon Decay Product Dose Factor Variability on Reporting of Dose

Harley, Naomi H

Health physics. 2018 04; 114(4):398-407

Health physics update

Harley, Naomi H.

Hoken butsuri = [Health physics]. 2018 Jan 01; 53(<prism:issueIdentifier>1):3-4

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