Customer Reviews

Essentials of Radiation Biology and Protection

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

Very simple and to the point. If in the diagnostic radiology field (student or not), worth adding to library. But why the four star, you may ask? It is expensive and has no fundamental/introductory information on ionizing radiation and as a result makes the book "a text book that cannot stand on its own"

Great condition just like the description and shipped a lot faster than expected!The book is new and unused, still in the wrapping. I got my book within 5 days and it said it wouldn't ship until that time, great service!

I purchased this book for school and it's very easy reading and user friendly. It breaks things down nicely and has very good illistrations.

While main concepts of Radiation Biology are well-presented, the book also offers short well-written reviews of related biology (i.e. how cell functions overview in a few pages).

I am giving this book 4 stars because the author seems to be a little excessive with abbreviations and the editor(s) not too careful with spelling, which always makes me wonder if the numbers are correct. However, I'd say with a mistake per 10 pages this is not so bad.

I am not a radiation biologist and never intend to become one. For me these hundred-some pages provided sufficient info to maintain a professional conversation on the subject which was my initial intent.

Book was used and was in great shape and was delivered in a timely mannaer at a good price.