Erythema is a stochastic effect of exposure to radiation
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
FALSE
Explanation: Erythema, or reddening of the skin, is expected to be more or less severe with an increase or decrease in radiation dose, respectively. When the severity of the change is dependent on the dose, the effect is called a "deterministic effect."
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