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Research on radon in homes

Ionising radiation BfS receives radon data for research

In order to protect the health of their employees, employers in radon precautionary areas must measure the radon concentration in certain workplaces. If necessary, they must take action against elevated radon levels. The (BfS) can use the anonymised results of these measurements for research purposes in order to gain further knowledge for protection against radon.

more2021.12.13
Hands holding a smart phone against a backdrop of Christmas lights Source: Anna/Stock.adobe.com

Electromagnetic fields Thoughtful and low-radiation gifts

A new smart phone is at the top of many Christmas wish lists. The Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS) advises people to pay attention not only to the technical performance but also to information on the radiation protection when considering a new smart phone. The BfS has kept a list with corresponding data since 2002.

more2021.12.10
A patient lying in a computed tomography (CT) scanner Source: Johnny Greig via Getty Images

Ionising radiation CT screening can reduce lung cancer mortality

Structured lung cancer screening with low-dose computed tomography (CT) scans can reduce lung cancer mortality in both current and former smokers. This is the conclusion of the BfS in a report published in the Federal Gazette on 6 December 2021.

more2021.12.07
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Electromagnetic fields BfS opens Competence Centre for Electromagnetic Fields

Combining radiation protection in day-to-day life with science and communication is the task of the centre, which is under the authority of the Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS). Here, natural scientists, social scientists, and communication experts from various disciplines research the possible effects of electromagnetic fields. The Competence Centre for Electromagnetic Fields (KEMF) was founded on 5 February 2020.

more2021.10.26
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Ionising radiation Inform yourself about caesium exposure before picking wild mushrooms

With the start of the mushroom season, many venture into the forest to collect culinary delights. However, it is sometimes advisable to resist temptation and leave certain edible mushrooms be. According to the current mushroom report of the Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS), some mushroom species, especially those that grow in southern Germany, have highly elevated levels of radioactive caesium (caesium-137).

more2021.09.16

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