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Radiation Research Journals Need to Stipulate Minimal Dosimetry Requirements for Publishing Research Using X-Radiation Exposures

The goal of publishing research is to enable the work to not only be disseminated, but also to be replicated. Replication may be essential for establishment of new experimental techniques or validation of novel findings. True replication, however, can only be achieved by providing the appropriate experimental details in the published literature and/or contacting the authors to obtain the required information.