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Abstract This study investigated the long-term neurobehavioral and physiological impacts of low-dose helium (4He) ion exposure—a key component of galactic cosmic radiation—on male Long Evans rats. After training on the rodent psychomotor vigilance test (rPVT), the rats were irradiated and monitored for up to 180 days to assess sustained attention and social recognition memory, alongside blood and bone analyses.
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