2004 September 14 morning - Registration & reception
2004 September 14 afternoon - Opening remarks, Keynote address, banquet
2004 September 15 morning - Special & general presentations
2004 September 15 afternoon - General & poster presentations, Closing remarks
2004 September 16 morning - Visiting of Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant
English.
Because of rapid
globalization of society and because of progress in technological innovations,
problems related to global environment issues, lifestyle diseases, community
health, occupational health, medical accidents, food product safety,
international health, mental health and health issues from aging population are
on the rise. Whilst we all recognize the importance of the practice of risk
management sciences for prevention of those problems, it is essential to
integrate interdisciplinary research in such fields as political economics,
administration studies, sociology, environmental science, ecology, behavioral
science, information science, education, ethics, epidemiology and statistics,
not just to develop technologies to implement government policies and
countermeasures.
And, 'Integrative Risk Management in Nuclear Power' is one of the most
important keywords in medical and health sciences, since health risks due to
radiation are generated by different causes including bioengineering
properties, lifestyles and socio-economical status. This Conference, therefore,
seeks to promote high advances in preventive risk management for health
problems in
Integrative Risk Management for Nuclear Power
Prof. Alexander Pivovarov (
(Alphabetically)
President Kjell Anderson (Karinta Research,
Nuclear Safety,
Dr. Junko
Matsubara (Vice-chairperson, Nuclear Safety, Commission Cabinet
Dr. Andrey Derkach (Deputy
of Heard of Committee from Nuclear Politics and Nuclear Safety, Ukrainian
Prof. William G. Thilly
(Former Director of Environmental Health Science, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, Environmental Genetics,
etc.
OVERSEA: (Alphabetically)
Dr. Alexsandra Fucic (IAEA Biodosimetry expert, Institute for Medical Research and
Occupational Health,
Prof. Nike Kanellopoulos (
Prof. Rashid Khaidarov (
Dr. Renat Khaidarov (
Prof. Victor Mokhov (Russian People’s
Prof. Vsevolod Shakin (Department of
Mathematical Modeling in Ecology and Medicine,
Dr. Rudolf Alexakhin (
and others.
Prof. Vladimir Babeshko (Director of the
Dr. Evgeniy Garin (Coordinating
Director of the
Prof Gennady (Kremenchutzky,
Prof.
& Director Yuri Feschenko (F. Janovsky
Dr. Victor Gevod (
Prof. Nikolai Kartel (Institute for Sorption & Problems of Endoecology,
Dr. Ivan Kos (Head of Radiological Laboratory at
Prof. Victor Marievsky (Gromashevsky Institute
of Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases,
Prof. Nikolai Omelyanets (Supreme Council of
Prof. Anatoliy I. Prykhodchenko (Dneprodzerzhinsky
Dr. Andrey Serdjuk (Director of
Prof. G.G. Shmatkov (Councellor of Governor Dnepropetrovsk Regional Administration,
Assist. Prof. Anna
P. Tischenko (
Prof. William Zadorsky (
and others.
Integration and defusion
principles of preventive risk management for nuclear power
1.
Radiation risk and potential consequences for the
population of
2.
Advances in political and economical management for
health risk in nuclear power in
3.
Post-Chernobyl radiation situation on the
Topic: A study on
environmental releases of the
Genn Saji
Ex-Secretariat of Nuclear Safety Commission of
Topic: A study on
environmental releases of the
Genn Saji
Ex-Secretariat of Nuclear Safety Commission of
4.
Indexes of health of the people living near
nuclear power plants and radiating zones.
Topic: Health, population and radiation hazard.
Prykhodekenko
A.A., Kovslenko A.I., Postnikov.
P.I.
5.
Risk management and influence of low dozes
of radiation on the people health.
Topic:
Effect of radiation exposure in Japanese radiology technicians.
Hisayoshi Kondo1*,
Yoshisada Shibata1, Mariko Mine1,
Kenichi Yokota1,
Hiroyuki
Tahara2, Yutaka Okumura1
1
2
6.
Health rehabilitation of the people living near
nuclear power plants and radiating zones.
7.
Risk communication and risk education in nuclear power
in
8.
Problems of nourishment of the people living in the
regions with high radiation.
9.
Individual and general doses of exposure for
population due to radioactive releases from nuclear power and fuel cycle
plants.
10. Integrative
risk management in health in consequence of natural and man-made sources of
exposure.
11. Others
Topic:
Correlation between lifestyle and mortality among Atomic Bomb survivors in
Mariko Mine*, Sumihisa Honda, Yoshisada Shibata, Kenichi Yokota and Y. Ohta.
Topic:
Relationship between acute injure and cancer mortality among atomic bomb
survivors in
Kenichi Yokota*,Yoshisada Shibata, Mariko Mine.
Topic:
Mental health survey among atomic bomb survivors in
Sumihisa
Honda1*, Mariko Mine1, Yohibumi
Nakane2, Yoshisada Shibata1
1
2
Oral presentation and poster discussion
(A) Participants
from OECD countries
Before
1) Regular member (100 USD)
2) Student member (70 USD)
After
1) Regular member (140 USD)
2) Student member (100 USD)
(B) Participants
from non-OECD countries
Before
1) Regular member (40 USD)
2) Student member (30 USD)
After
1) Regular member (50 USD)
2) Student member (40 USD)
(Note)
OECD: Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development.
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