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Exposure to\n 131<\/jats:sup>\n I intake and other exposure pathways to population of affected regions and the Chernobyl cleanup workers (liquidators) are considered.\n <\/jats:p>\n <\/jats:sec>\n \n Results<\/jats:title>\n \n Individual thyroid doses due to\n 131<\/jats:sup>\n I intake varied up to 42 Gy and depended on the age of the person, the region where a person was exposed, and their cow\u2019s milk consumption habits. Population-average thyroid doses among children of youngest age reached up to 0.75 Gy in the most contaminated area, the Gomel Oblast, in Belarus. Intake of\n 131<\/jats:sup>\n I was the main pathway of exposure to the thyroid gland; its mean contribution to the thyroid dose in affected regions was more than 90%. The mean thyroid dose from inhalation of\n 131<\/jats:sup>\n I for early Chernobyl cleanup workers was estimated to be 0.18 Gy. Individual thyroid doses due to different exposure pathways varied among 1,137 cleanup workers included in the epidemiological studies up to 9 Gy. 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