The aim of our research is to investigate sex odds trends in the vicinity of nuclear facilities and chemical plants in Germany. We sollected human sex odds data from the nineteen fiftieth till 2010. To assess time trends in the occurrence of boys among all live births, and to investigate whether there have been signigicant changes in the trend functions after distinct chemical or radiological evvents, we applied ordinary linear logistic regression. We gibe two examples, one for the trend in the human sex odds around the nuclear storage site TBL Gorleben and the second one around the chemical plant Hoechst.-Griessheim after an accident in 1993. Both events (storage of nuclear casks as well as accidental release of chemicals) had a strong inf...
To investigate possible reproductive health risks after Chernobyl in Europe, we carried out time tre...
Study objective: The male sex ratio at birth (or the proportion of male births in a population) has ...
Man made ionizing radiation poses an ongoing increasing environmental and human risk underestimated ...
The ratio of male to female offspring at birth may be a simple and non-invasive way to monitor the r...
The ratio of male to female offspring at birth may be a simple and non-invasive way to monitor the r...
Ever since the discovery of the mutagenic properties of ionizing radiation, the possibility of birth...
To investigate trends in the sex odds before and after the Chernobyl accident, gender-specific annua...
Ever since the discovery of the mutagenic properties of ionizing radiation, the possibility of birth...
The trend in the human sex odds at birth in Europe was significantly distorted after the Chernobyl N...
Introduction: The human sex ratio or sex odds at birth (M/F) are influenced by many factors. Radiati...
The possible detrimental genetic impact on humans living in the vicinity of nuclear facilities has b...
Ionizing radiation causes genetic mutations, and nuclear facilities, research reactors, and power re...
The human sex odds at birth after the atmospheric atomic bomb tests, after Chernobyl, and in the vic...
It has long been known that ionizing radiation causes genetic mutations and that nuclear bomb testin...
In Europe, the male to female ratio at birth (secondary sex ratio: SSR; sex odds: SO) is 1.04-1.06, ...
To investigate possible reproductive health risks after Chernobyl in Europe, we carried out time tre...
Study objective: The male sex ratio at birth (or the proportion of male births in a population) has ...
Man made ionizing radiation poses an ongoing increasing environmental and human risk underestimated ...
The ratio of male to female offspring at birth may be a simple and non-invasive way to monitor the r...
The ratio of male to female offspring at birth may be a simple and non-invasive way to monitor the r...
Ever since the discovery of the mutagenic properties of ionizing radiation, the possibility of birth...
To investigate trends in the sex odds before and after the Chernobyl accident, gender-specific annua...
Ever since the discovery of the mutagenic properties of ionizing radiation, the possibility of birth...
The trend in the human sex odds at birth in Europe was significantly distorted after the Chernobyl N...
Introduction: The human sex ratio or sex odds at birth (M/F) are influenced by many factors. Radiati...
The possible detrimental genetic impact on humans living in the vicinity of nuclear facilities has b...
Ionizing radiation causes genetic mutations, and nuclear facilities, research reactors, and power re...
The human sex odds at birth after the atmospheric atomic bomb tests, after Chernobyl, and in the vic...
It has long been known that ionizing radiation causes genetic mutations and that nuclear bomb testin...
In Europe, the male to female ratio at birth (secondary sex ratio: SSR; sex odds: SO) is 1.04-1.06, ...
To investigate possible reproductive health risks after Chernobyl in Europe, we carried out time tre...
Study objective: The male sex ratio at birth (or the proportion of male births in a population) has ...
Man made ionizing radiation poses an ongoing increasing environmental and human risk underestimated ...
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