Conflict of interest in USA’s new panel on nuclear radiation and cancer?
The public has until the end of January to comment on the panel members and professional composition. Beyond Nuclear will be submitting comments on individual conflicts of interest and overall balance and appropriateness of disciplines by January 31
Immediate action needed on NAS cancer panel, Beyond Nuclear , 27 Jan 2011, -The National Academy of Sciences (NAS) Nuclear Radiation and Studies Board (NRSB) has announced the provisional membership for a panel to examine the cancer risks around NRC licensed nuclear facilities. This panel will not only examine nuclear power reactors, but ALL NRC licensed facilities including waste sites, uranium mines, etc.
Please immediately:
- Demand a release of the conflict of interest forms for the panel
- Send a request to extend the comment deadline by two weeks
For both requests, contact Ralph J. Cicerone, President of NAS, 202-334-2101, naspresident@nas.edu
The public has until the end of January to comment on the panel members and professional composition. Beyond Nuclear will be submitting comments on individual conflicts of interest and overall balance and appropriateness of disciplines by January 31. Please contact Beyond Nuclear (cindy@beyondnuclear.org) if you are familiar with any of the provisional members………..The study will be conducted in two phases. Phase one, which started on September 1, 2010, will determine how best to conduct an epidemiological study on the cancer risks from Nuclear Regulator Commission (NRC) licensed facilities in the United States and will continue for 15 months.
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