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Is the older a patient is more sensitive to radiation they become? A review of age and radiosensitivity

Recent studies suggest a bimodal distribution of radiosensitivity throughout a person's life, with increased sensitivity at very young and older ages. This challenges the long-held misconception that older patients are less sensitive, prompting a deeper look into the intricate cellular and physiological changes that address the question, "Is the older a patient is more sensitive to radiation they become?".