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Thoughts on this Taiwanese study on low dose risk?

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Disclaimer: I have casual interest after having a PET/CT last year prior to even having a biopsy (never ended up even having one) and ending up thus far, with a clear bill of health. I did not know the associated radiation with the exam.

Anyways, everything out there mostly states that the relationship between low dose imaging particularly in adults and cancer is fairly low. But, this study seems to highlight a more significant relationship. Just curious your actually trained and experienced thoughts as I have found very little mention of this study out there.

Study link: https://academic.oup.com/jncics/article/4/1/pkz072/5572999?login=true

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