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Received: April 02, 2018; Accepted: April 17, 2018; Published: April 21, 2018 This theme was introduced at the symposium of the annual meeting of the Japan Radiation Research Society in 2013. Experimental and epidemiological data were analyzed there from different aspects. However, the dose-rate problem for estimating the cancer risk of radiation, despite having drawn much attention and being currently very important, is not yet solved.

Unsolved Problem “How to incorporate the dose-rate effect into evaluation of cancer risk for radiation protection”