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The main issue of the project is modelling the influence of radiation on the health of population, exposed to radiation.. The proper methodology has to be based on the nature of processes under investigation, as well on the features of available empirical information. In the methodological approach for the investigation of changes in health under external influences is described. This approach considers specific features of the disease processes:
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the differences between the health of an individual and the “health” of the population;
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the heterogeneity of the population;
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uncertainty in the registration of the processes;
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presence of multiple risks.
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Morgenstern, W., Ivanov, V.K., Michalski, A.I., Tsyb, A.F., Schettler, G. (1995). Mathematical Concepts. In: Morgenstern, W., Ivanov, V.K., Michalski, A.I., Tsyb, A.F., Schettler, G. (eds) Mathematical Modelling with Chernobyl Registry Data. Supplement zu den Sitzungsberichten der Mathematisch-naturwissenschaftlichen Klasse Jahrgang 1995, vol 1995 / 1995/2. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-80010-8_4
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