Gerry Kendall

• Variation with socioeconomic status of indoor radon levels in Great Britain: The less affluent have less radon.

  Kendall GM. et al, (2016), J Environ Radioact, 164, 84 - 90

• Spatial prediction of naturally occurring gamma radiation in Great Britain.

  Chernyavskiy P. et al, (2016), J Environ Radioact, 164, 300 - 311

• Levels of naturally occurring gamma radiation measured in British homes and their prediction in particular residences.

  Kendall GM. et al, (2016), Radiat Environ Biophys, 55, 103 - 124

• Residential mobility and associated factors in relation to the assessment of exposure to naturally occurring radiation in studies of childhood cancer.

  Kendall GM. et al, (2015), J Radiol Prot, 35, 835 - 868

• Childhood and adult cancers: contrasts and commonalities.

  Murphy MF. et al, (2013), Maturitas, 76, 95 - 98

• Case-control study of paternal occupation and social class with risk of childhood central nervous system tumours in Great Britain, 1962-2006.

  Keegan TJ. et al, (2013), Br J Cancer, 108, 1907 - 1914

• Report of a record-based case-control study of natural background radiation and incidence of childhood cancer in Great Britain

  Kendall GM. et al, (2013)

• Childhood and adult cancers: contrasts and commonalities

  Murphy MFG. et al, (2013), Maturitas, 76, 95 - 98

• Childhood and adult cancers: contrasts and commonalities

  Murphy MF. et al, (2013), Maturitas, 76, 95 - 98

• Case-control study of paternal occupation and social class with risk of childhood central nervous system tumours in Great Britain, 1962-2006

  Keegan TJ. et al, (2013), Br J Cancer, 108, 1907 - 1914

• Case-control study of paternal occupation and social class with risk of childhood central nervous system tumours in Great Britain, 1962-2006

  Keegan TJ. et al, (2013), Br J Cancer, 108, 1907 - 1914

• A record-based case-control study of natural background radiation and the incidence of childhood leukaemia and other cancers in Great Britain during 1980-2006.

  Kendall GM. et al, (2013), Leukemia, 27, 3 - 9

• A record-based case-control study of natural background radiation and the incidence of childhood leukaemia and other cancers in Great Britain during 1980-2006

  Kendall GM. et al, (2013), Leukemia, 27, 3 - 9

• A RECORD-BASED CASE-CONTROL STUDY OF NATURAL BACKGROUND RADIATION AND THE INCIDENCE OF CHILDHOOD CANCER IN GREAT BRITAIN

  Kendall G. et al, (2012), PEDIATRIC BLOOD & CANCER, 59, 1096 - 1096

• Case-control study of paternal occupation and childhood leukaemia in Great Britain, 1962-2006.

  Keegan TJ. et al, (2012), Br J Cancer, 107, 1652 - 1659

• Doses to the red bone marrow of young people and adults from radiation of natural origin.

  Kendall GM. and Fell TP., (2011), J Radiol Prot, 31, 329 - 335

• Numbers and proportions of leukemias in young people and adults induced by radiation of natural origin

  Kendall GM. et al, (2011), Leuk Res, 35, 1039 - 1043

• Cancer in the offspring of radiation workers, RAD August 2011

  Kendall GM. and Bunch KJ., (2011), 15 - 16

• The statistical power of epidemiological studies analyzing the relationship between exposure to ionizing radiation and cancer, with special reference to childhood leukemia and natural background radiation.

  Little MP. et al, (2010), Radiat Res, 174, 387 - 402

• Risk of childhood leukemia after low-level exposure to ionizing radiation.

  Wakeford R. et al, (2010), Expert Rev Hematol, 3, 251 - 254

• Reply to "Comment on 'Updated estimates of the proportion of childhood leukaemia incidence in Great Britain that may be caused by natural background ionising radiation'"

  Little MP. et al, (2010), J Radiol Prot, 30, 99 - 101

• Radon: health effects of environmental exposures

  Kendall GM., (2010), Environmental Medicine, 599 - 609

• Updated estimates of the proportion of childhood leukaemia incidence in Great Britain that may be caused by natural background ionising radiation.

  Little MP. et al, (2009), J Radiol Prot, 29, 467 - 482

• The risk of cancer from natural background ionizing radiation.

  Wakeford R. et al, (2009), Health Phys, 97, 637 - 638

• Dose to red bone marrow of infants, children and adults from radiation of natural origin.

  Kendall GM. et al, (2009), J Radiol Prot, 29, 123 - 138

• The proportion of childhood leukaemia incidence in Great Britain that may be caused by natural background ionizing radiation.

  Wakeford R. et al, (2009), Leukemia, 23, 770 - 776

• Cancer in the offspring of female radiation workers: a record linkage study.

  Bunch KJ. et al, (2009), Br J Cancer, 100, 213 - 218

• Cancer in the Offspring of Female Radiation Workers - a Record Linkage Study

  Muirhead CR. et al, (2009)

• Studies of occupational radiation exposure and health experience from the UK National Registry for Radiation Workers

  Muirhead CR. et al, (2008), Radiats Biol Radioecol, 48, 212 - 217

• Natural environmental radiation and childhood cancer

  Kendall G. and Murphy M., (2007), Environmental Radon Newsletter, Autumn

• Effective and organ doses from thoron decay products at different ages

  Kendall GM. and Phipps AW., (2007), J Radiol Prot, 27, 427 - 435

• Variations in radiation exposures of adults and children in the UK.

  Kendall GM. et al, (2006), J Radiol Prot, 26, 257 - 276

• What are the risks from medical X-rays and other low dose radiation?

  Wall BF. et al, (2006), Br J Radiol, 79, 285 - 294

• The development of the UK radon programme.

  Kendall GM. et al, (2005), J Radiol Prot, 25, 475 - 492

• Doses from radon and its decay products to children.

  Kendall GM. and Smith TJ., (2005), J Radiol Prot, 25, 241 - 256

• Moderate dose rate ionizing radiation increases longevity?

  Kendall GM. and Muirhead CR., (2005), Br J Radiol, 78, 573 - 574

• Epidemiological studies of UK test veterans: I. General description.

  Kendall GM. et al, (2004), J Radiol Prot, 24, 199 - 217

• Epidemiological studies of UK test veterans: II. Mortality and cancer incidence.

  Muirhead CR. et al, (2004), J Radiol Prot, 24, 219 - 241

• Practical procedures for a radon etched track dosimetry service

  Miles JCH. et al, (2004), Journal of Radiological Protection, 24, 165 - 171

• Cancer in the offspring of radiation workers: an investigation of employment timing and a reanalysis using updated dose information.

  Sorahan T. et al, (2003), Br J Cancer, 89, 1215 - 1220

• Follow up of mortality and incidence of cancer 1952-98 in men from the UK who participated in the UK's atmospheric nuclear weapon tests and experimental programmes.

  Muirhead CR. et al, (2003), Occup Environ Med, 60, 165 - 172

• Doses to organs and tissues from radon and its decay products

  Kendall GM. and Smith TJ., (2002), J Radiol Prot, 22, 389 - 406

• Second analysis of the national registry for radiation workers: Occupational exposure to ionising radiation and mortality

  Muirhead CR. et al, (1999)

• Cancer in the offspring of radiation workers: a record linkage study.

  Draper GJ. et al, (1997), BMJ, 315, 1181 - 1188

• NRPB-R298: Cancer in the Offspring of Radiation Workers - a Record Linkage Study

  Draper GJ. et al, (1997)

• Exposure to radon in UK dwellings

  Kendall GM. et al, (1994)

• Further follow up of mortality and incidence of cancer in men from the United Kingdom who participated in the United Kingdom's atmospheric nuclear weapon tests and experimental programmes.

  Darby SC. et al, (1993), BMJ, 307, 1530 - 1535

• Parental exposure to radiation and childhood cancer

  Kendall G. et al, (1993), Radiol Prot Bull, 147, 7 - 13

• Mortality and occupational exposure to radiation: first analysis of the national registry for radiation workers

  Kendall GM. et al, (1992), BMJ, 304, 220 - 225

• First analysis of the national registry for radiation workers: Occupational exposure to ionising radiation and mortality

  Kendall GM. et al, (1992)

• Cancer in the children of radiation workers

  Draper GJ. et al, (1992), Radiol Prot Bull, 129, 10 - 14

• A summary of mortality and incidence of cancer in men from the United Kingdom who participated in the United Kingdom's atmospheric nuclear weapon tests and experimental programmes.

  Darby SC. et al, (1988), Br Med J (Clin Res Ed), 296, 332 - 338

• Summary of Data Held by the National Registry for Radiation Workers. NRPB - R219

  Kendall GM. et al, (1988)

• Mortality and cancer incidence in UK participants in UK atmospheric nuclear weapon tests and experimental programmes. NRPB-R214

  Darby SC. et al, (1988)

• NRPB-R201 An update on the frequency of medical and dental x-ray examinations in Great Britain - 1983

  Wall BF. et al, (1986)

• A national survey of doses to patients undergoing a selection of routine x-ray examinations in English hospitals. NRPB-R200

  Shrimpton PC. et al, (1986)

• NRPB-R104 A frequency survey of radiological examinations carried out in National Health Service hospitals in Great Britain in 1977 for diagnostic purposes

  Kendall GM. et al, (1980)

• Sellafield and other clusters of childhood cancer in the vicinity of nuclear installations

  Kendall GM. et al, Radiation Environment and Medicine, 5, 31 - 39

• A record-based case-control study of natural background radiation

  Kendall GM. et al, Paediatric Blood and Cancer

• A brief review of case-control studies of natural background radiation and childhood cancer in Great Britain

  Kendall GM. et al, Radiation Environment and Medicine, 5, 27 - 30

• NRPB's new record keeping service and thermoluminescent dosemeter

  Dennis JA. et al, (1977), British Journal of Non Destructive Testing, 19, 234 - 238

Recent Publications

• Variation with socioeconomic status of indoor radon levels in Great Britain: The less affluent have less radon.

  Kendall GM. et al, (2016), J Environ Radioact, 164, 84 - 90

• Spatial prediction of naturally occurring gamma radiation in Great Britain.

  Chernyavskiy P. et al, (2016), J Environ Radioact, 164, 300 - 311

• Levels of naturally occurring gamma radiation measured in British homes and their prediction in particular residences.

  Kendall GM. et al, (2016), Radiat Environ Biophys, 55, 103 - 124

• Residential mobility and associated factors in relation to the assessment of exposure to naturally occurring radiation in studies of childhood cancer.

  Kendall GM. et al, (2015), J Radiol Prot, 35, 835 - 868

• Childhood and adult cancers: contrasts and commonalities.

  Murphy MF. et al, (2013), Maturitas, 76, 95 - 98