Improving our scientific understanding of the effects of exposure to low dose radiation will accelerate development of advanced diagnostic and therapeutic procedures and enhance the acceptance of controlled use of radiation among patients and doctors, which will improve the quality of care and save lives.
Dunn emphasizes the importance of understanding low dose radiation for better healthcare.
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