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| millirem |
A unit of radiation dose that is equivalent to one one-thousandth of a rem.
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| millirem |
One thousandth of a rem. Rems are a way to measure radiation according to the ability of the specific type of radiation to do damage to biological tissue. On the average, Americans receive about 360 millirem of radiation a year about 82% of which is from natural radiation, 15% from medical exposure, 3% from consumer products, and less than 1% from nuclear industry-related activities.
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| millirem |
A unit of radiation dosage equal to one-thousandth of a rem. the average person receives about 360 millirems per year from natural and man-made radiation.
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A unit of radiation dosage equal to one-thousandth of a rem. An individual member of the public can receive up to 500 millirems per year according to federal standards. This limit does not include radiation received for medical treatment nor does the limit include the 100 to 250 millirems people receive annually from background radiation.
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a measurement of the biological effects of different types of radiation equaling 1/1000th of a REM.
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