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Radiation and Environmental Biophysics|January 7, 2016
Radiation risk models for all solid cancers other than those types of cancer requiring individual assessments after a nuclear accidentLinda Walsh, Wei ZhangRadiation and Environmental Biophysics|September 3, 2016
The influence of follow-up on DS02 low-dose ranges with a significant excess relative risk of all solid cancer in the Japanese A-bomb survivorsLinda Walsh, Uwe SchneiderPhysica Medica : PM : an International Journal Devoted to the Applications of Physics to Medicine and Biology : Official Journal of the Italian Association of Biomedical Physics (AIFB)|April 2, 2017
Risk of secondary cancers: Bridging epidemiology and modelingUwe Schneider, Linda WalshZeitschrift Fur Medizinische Physik|July 10, 2023
Application of multi-method-multi-model inference to radiation related solid cancer excess risks models for astronaut risk assessmentLuana Hafner, Linda WalshRadiation and Environmental Biophysics|November 27, 2012
A method for determining weights for excess relative risk and excess absolute risk when applied in the calculation of lifetime risk of cancer from radiation exposureLinda Walsh, Uwe SchneiderRadiation and Environmental Biophysics|December 25, 2007
Cancer risk estimates from the combined Japanese A-bomb and Hodgkin cohorts for doses relevant to radiotherapyUwe Schneider, Linda WalshRadiation and Environmental Biophysics|November 6, 2012
Independent analysis of the radiation risk for leukaemia in children and adults with mortality data (1950-2003) of Japanese A-bomb survivorsJan Christian Kaiser, Linda WalshRadiation and Environmental Biophysics|October 9, 2010
Multi-model inference of adult and childhood leukaemia excess relative risks based on the Japanese A-bomb survivors mortality data (1950-2000)Linda Walsh, Jan Christian KaiserRadiation Research|June 20, 2002
Solid cancer risk coefficient for fast neutrons in terms of effective doseAlbrecht M Kellerer, Linda WalshLife Sciences in Space Research|February 22, 2021
Cancer incidence risks above and below 1 Gy for radiation protection in spaceLuana Hafner, Linda Walsh, Uwe SchneiderPageof 7