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"Radiation effects" as a book category encompasses works that explore how ionizing and non‑ionizing radiation impact living organisms, materials, environments and societies. It includes scientific and technical texts on mechanisms (DNA damage, dosimetry, radiation biology, materials degradation and single‑event effects in electronics), medical and public‑health topics (radiation therapy, diagnostics, radiation sickness, long‑term cancer risk, radon), environmental and historical accounts of nuclear accidents and fallout, regulatory and safety guidance, and popular or speculative treatments such as post‑incident narratives and post‑apocalyptic fiction that examine social and ethical consequences. The category is inherently multidisciplinary, appealing to researchers, clinicians, engineers, policymakers and general readers interested in the health, technological and societal ramifications of radiation.

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