Analysis and Results by the Cancer Difference Method This
chapter is arranged in seven parts: Logic of the Cancer
Difference Method, p.1 Calculation of the Minimum Fatal Cancer-
Yield, p.2 Discussion of the Minimum Values, p.3 A Warning about
X-Ray Exposure versus Gamma-Ray Exposure, p.4 Radiation-Induced
Cancer Demonstrated at 11 and 15 Rems (cSv), p.4 Lifetime Fatal
Cancer-Yield -- Calculation and Discussion, p.5 The Bottom Line
from the Cancer Difference Method, p.7 1. Logic of the Cancer
Difference Method In Table 13-A, readers will find all the
input-data which are required for using the Cancer Difference
Method to extract the Minimum Fatal Cancer-Yield from the
evidence provided by the A-Bomb Study, 1950-1982. The data are
comprehensive, and include both cities, both sexes, all ages,
and all cancer-sites (leukemia excluded). Readers will notice
that there are entries (Columns B and C) for both dosimetries.
This is the next step in demonstrating our "constant-cohort,
dual-dosimetry" proposal for handling