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Human Radiation Research/Experiments (Enclosure of Others Memorandum)

Dated
Feb 17, 1994
Document type
Correspondence
Length
30 pages
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MEMORANDUM FOR Public Affairs Officer, ATTN: HSHB-CE (Ms. Riley) SUBJECT: Questionnaire on Human Radiation Research 1. Instructions to Division Records Custodian: a. Review your local files for any file documents, projects, or records, from 1944 to 1974, related to human research involving ionizing radiation. transferred or destroyed. Ensure they are retained and not b. Provide below a written list of titles of all research projects, documents, or reports found in your files that involved human use of ionizing radiation. Common and routine clinical practices are to be excluded. This list should include any research that supported the FDA in approving certain radiopharmaceuticals for safe use in diagnosis or therapy. c. Attach to this questionnaire photocopies of pages of any "discussions" of research involving human exposure to ionizing radiation citing the year and page number on the photocopy. 2. If no records, reports, or documents are found, the division records custodian is 18 February 1994. The POC for assistance is CPT Hamilton, Health Physics Division, at ext. 3548/3502.

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SUBJECT: Human Radiation Research/Experiments Chief, Health Physics Division 17 FEB 1994 THRU Directorate, Radiation and Entomological Sciences FOR Public Affairs Officer, ATTN: HSHB-CE (Ms Riley) 1. All local files were searched and no information was found relating to human radiation research. 2. The two enclosures are signed statements from our ricords custodians indicating the thoroughness of the search for these Chief, Health Physics Division

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SUBJECT: Questionnaire on Human Radiation Research 1. Instructions to Division Records Custodian: a. Review your local files for any file documents, projects, or records, from 1944 to 1974, related to human research involving ionizing radiation. Ensure they are retained and not transferred or destroyed. b. Provide below a written list of titles of all research projects, documents, or reports found in your files that involved human use of ionizing radiation. Common and routine clinical practices are to be excluded. This list should include any research that supported the FDA in approving certain radiopharmaceuticals for safe use in diagnosis or therapy. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. 'IC Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. c. Attach to this questionnaire photocopies of pages of any "discussions" of research involving human exposure to ionizing radiation citing the year and page number on the photocopy. 2. If no records, reports, or documents are found, the division records custodian is to sign below indicating he/she has thoroughly reviewed the di 3. This questionnaire must be completed, signed and returned by 18 February 1994. The POC for assistance is CPT Hamilton, Health Physics Division, at ext. 3548/3502. Division Chief Signature: Li7,"lJ

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MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD SUBJECT: Review of Health Physics Division Classified Reference 1. Reference memorandum, HSHB-CE, PAO, 7 February 1994, subject: 2 . On 15 February 1994, CPT Robert Friedman and M r . David Alberth, Health Physics Division, reviewed the Health Physics Division's classified reference files in the security safe located in the USAEHA Security Office. This review served two a. To perform the annual review of the Health Physics Division's classified materials for purposes of security downgrading, retention, or destruction. b. To determine if any of the classified files contained information on research involving radiation exposure of human subjects from 1944 to 1974. 3 . The classified files contained information related to INRAD specific radiation incidents, and USAEKA special radiation protection studies. Based upon guidance from the Joint DOD/DOE Nuclear Weapons Radiation Protection Study Group, none of the INRAD files can be downgraded at this time and all INRAD files were recommended for retention. The files on specific radiation incidents and special radiation protection studies were recommended for retention based on their historical value as potential reference material for base closure and environmental *c- studies (individual CNWDI security access required to review), 4 . Two files were not Health Physics Division property and were given to the Security Manager for disposition.

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SUBJECT: Review of Health Physics Division Classified Reference 5. All Health Physics Division classified files were reviewed with respect to the guidance given in the referenced memorandum. No information on research involving radiation exposure of human subjects from 1 9 4 4 to 1974 was found. Nuclear Medical Science Officer Health Physics Division Health Physics Division USAEHA Security Manager

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- MEMORANDUM FOR Public Affairs Officer, ATTN: HSHB-CE (Ms. Riley) SUBJECT: Questionnaire on Human Radiation Research 1. Instructions to Division Records Custodian: a. Review your local files for any file documents, projects, or records, from 1944 to 1974, related to human research involving ionizing radiation. transferred or destroyed. Ensure they are retained and not b. Provide below a written list of titles of all research projects, documents, or reports found in your files that involved human use of ionizing radiation. Common and routine clinical practices are to be excluded. This list should include any research that supported the FDA in approving certain radiopharmaceuticals for safe use in diagnosis or therapy. c. Attach to this questionnaire photocopies of pages of any "discussions" of research involving human exposure to ionizing radiation citing the year and page number on the photocopy. 2. If no records, reports, or documents are found, the division records custodian is to sign below indicating he/she has thoroughly reviewed the the above 3 . This questionnaire must be completed, signed and returned by 18 February 1994. The POC for assistance is CPT Hamilton, Health Physics Division, at ext. 3 5 4 8 / 3 5 0 2 .

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SUBJECT: Questionnaire on Human Radiation Research 1. Instructions to Division Records Custodian: a. Review your local files for any file documents, projects, or records, from 1944 to 1974, related to human research involving ionizing radiation. Ensure they are retained and not transferred or destroyed. b. Provide below a written list of titles of all research projects, documents, or reports found in your files that involved human use of ionizing radiation. Common and routine clinical practices are to be excluded. This list should include any research that supported the FDA in approving certain radiopharmaceuticals for safe use in diagnosis or therapy. c. Attach to this questionnaire photocopies of pages of any "discussions" of research involving human exposure to ionizing radiation citing the year and page number on the photocopy. 2. If no records, reports, or documents are fDund, the division records custodian is to sign below indicating he/she has thoroughly reviewed the division's local files for the above 3. This questionnaire must be completed, signed and returned by 18 February 1994. The POC for assistance is CPT Hamilton, Health Physics Division, a t ext. 3 5 4 8 / 3 5 0 2 .

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MEMORANDUM FOR Public Affairs Officer, ATTN: HSHB-CE (Ms. Riley) SUBJECT: Questionnaire on Human Radiation Research 1. Instructions to Division Records Custodian: a. Review your local files for any file documents, projects, or records, from 1944 to 1974, related to human research involving ionizing radiation. transferred or destroyed. Ensure they are retained and not b. Provide below a written list of titles of all research projects, documents, or reports found in your files that involved human use of ionizing radiation. Common and routine clinical practices are to be excluded. This list should include any research that supported the FDA in approving certain radiopharmaceuticals for safe use in diagnosis or therapy. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. - Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. c. Attach to this questionnaire photocopies of pages of any “discussions” of research involving human exposure to ionizing radiation citing the year and page number on the photocopy. 2. If no records, reports, or documents are found, the division records custodian is to sign below indicating he/she has thoroughly reviewed the di local f i e for the above re of custbdian) 3 . This questionnaire must be completed, signed and returned by 18 February 1994. The POC for assistance is CPT Hamilton, Health Physics Division, at ext. 35481’3502. Division Chief Sig

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I_ MEMORANDUM FOR Public Affairs Officer, ATTN: HSHB-CE (Ms. Riley) SUBJECT: Questionnaire on Human Radiation Research 1. Instructions to Division Records Custodian: a. Review your local files for any file documents, projects, or records, from 1944 to 1974, related to human research involving ionizing radiation. Ensure they are retained and not transferred or destroyed. b. Provide below a written list of titles of all research projects, documents, or reports found in your files that involved human use of ionizing radiation. Common and routine clinical practices are to be excluded. This list should include any research that supported the FDA in approving certain radiopharmaceuticals for safe use in diagnosis or therapy. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: E-j Report No. Title: 3 Report No. Title: E Report No. c. Attach to this questionnaire photocopies of pages of any “discussions” of research involving human exposure to ionizing radiation citing the year and page number on the photocopy. 2. If no records, reports, or documents are found, the division records custodian is to sign below indicating he/she has thoroughly reviewed the division’s local files for the above 3 . This questionnaire must be completed, signed and returned by 18 February 1 9 9 4 . The POC for assistance is C P T Hamilton, Health Physics Division, at ext. 3 5 4 8 / 3 5 0 2 . Division Name: Logistics

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FOR Public Affairs Office, ATTN: HSHB-CE (Ms. Riley) Negative responses from DIH are enclosed as requested. Director, Industrial Hygiene

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SUBJECT: Questionnaire on Human Radiation Research 1. Instructions to Division Records Custodian: a. Review your local files for any file documents, projects, or records, from 1944 to 1974, related to human research involving ionizing radiation. Ensure they are retained and not transferred or destroyed. b. Provide below a written list of titles of all research projects, documents, or reports found in your files that involved human use of ionizing radiation. Common and routine clinical practices are to be excluded. This list should include any research that supported the FDA in approving certain radiopharmaceuticals for safe use in diagnosis or therapy. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. L Title: Reaort No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. c. Attach to this questionnaire photocopies of pages of any "discussions" of research involving human exposure to ionizing radiation citing the year and page number on the photocopy. 2. If no records, reports, or documents are found, the division records custodian is to sign below indicating he/she has thoroughly reviewed the division's local files for the above 3 . This questionnaire must be completed, signed and returned by 18 February 1994. The POC for assistance is CPT Hamilton, Health Physics Division, at ext. 3 5 4 8 / 3 5 0 2 .

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MEMORANDUM FOR Public Affairs Officer, ATTN: HSHB-CE (Ms. Riley) SUBJECT: Questionnaire on Human Radiation Research 1. Instructions to Division Records Custodian: a. Review your local files for any file documents, projects, or records, from 1944 to 1974, related to human research involving ionizing radiation. Ensure they are retained and not transferred or destroyed. b. Provide below a written list of titles of all research projects, documents, or reports found in your files that involved human use of ionizing radiation. Common and routine clinical practices are to be excluded. This list should include any research that supported the FDA in approving certain radiopharmaceuticals for safe use in diagnosis or therapy. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. c. Attach to this questionnaire photocopies of pages of any "discussions" of research involving human exposure to ionizing radiation citing the year and page number on the photocopy. 2. If no records, reports, or documents are found, the division records custodian is to sign below indicating he/she has thoroughly reviewed the division's local files for the above 3. This questionnaire must be completed, signed and returned by 18 February 1994. The POC for assistance is CPT Hamilton, Health Physics Division, at ext. 3548/3502.

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MEMORANDUM FOR Public Affairs Officer, ATTN: NSHB-CE (MS. Riley) SUBJECT: Questionnaire on tiuman Radiation Research 1. Instructions to Division Records Custodian: a. Review your local files for any f i l e documents, projects, or recorder from 1 9 4 4 to 1974, rel.aked t o human research involving ionizing radiation. ansure they are retained and not transferred or destroyed. h , Provide below a written list oE titles of all research projects, documents, or reports found in your f i l e s that iI'lvo1,ved human use of ionizing radiation. Common arid routine clinical practj.ces are to be excluded. This lisk should include any research that supported the FDA i n approving certain radiopharmaceuticals for safe 1-186 in diagnosis or t.herapy. Titie : Report No, Title: Report No. Title: Report: No. Title: Report No .- Title : Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report Nu, c. Attach to this questionnaire photocopies of pages of any udiscussions*of research involving human exposure t.o ionizing radiation citing t h e year and page number on the photocopy. records custodian is to sign below indicating h / s h e has thoroughly reviewed the division's local files for the above 3 . This questionnaire must. be completed, signed and rct.urnecl b y 18 February1994. Tho POC for assistance is CPT IIarnj.,lton, Health

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MEMORANDUM FOR Public Affairs Officer, ATTN: HSHB-CE (Ms. Riley) SUBJECT: Questionnaire on Human Radiation Research 1. Instructions to Division Records Custodian: a. Review your local files for any file documents, projects, or records, from 1944 to 1974, related to human research involving ionizing radiation. Ensure they are retained and not transferred or destroyed. b. Provide below a written list of titles of all research projects, documents, or reports found in your files that involved human use of ionizing radiation. Common and routine clinical practices are to be excluded. This list should include any research that supported the FDA in approving certain radiopharmaceuticals for safe use in diagnosis or therapy. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. Title: Report No. c. Attach to this questionnaire photocopies of pages of any "discussions" of research involving human exposure to ionizing radiation citing the year and page number on the photocopy. 2. If no records, reports, or documents are found, the division records custodian is to sign below indicating he/she has thoroughly reviewed the division's local files f o r the above 3. This questionnaire must be completed, signed and returned by 18 February 1994. The POC f o r assistance is CPT Hamilton, Health Division Chief Signature:

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MEMORANDUM FOR Public Affairs Officer, ATTN: HSHB-CE (Ms. Riley) SUBJECT: Questionnaire on Human Radiation Research 1. Instructions to Division Records …

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