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RADON

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Radon had the highest estimated impact in Armenia, leading to 29-30% of all lung cancer cases and about 6% of all cancer deaths.
If results reveal elevated levels of radon in your home, contact a radon professional to evaluate and fix the problem.
Furthermore, 21 samples were collected from UC Sikandar Town with maximum, minimum and mean radon concentrations of 41.7 +- 2.7, 23.2 +- 1.7, and 32.9 +- 1.3 Bql-1, respectively.
A statement submitted to Gwynedd council planners stated: "Following a recent radon testing, it has been brought to light that there are unsafe levels of radon within the basement area.
Since the time of the BEIR VI report, numerous studies have shown a negative correlation between lung cancer mortality and radon concentration.
This state can impact the concentration of radon in a house as radon rises through the soil beneath a home's foundation and permeates the indoor air environment.
Despite the availability of effective mitigation strategies, reported testing rates often are below 25%, even in high radon areas (Duckworth, Frank-Stromborg, Oleckno, Duffy, & Burns, 2002; Kennedy, Probart, & Dorman, 1991; Larsson, Hill, Odom-Maryon, & Yu, 2009; Wang, Ju, Stark, & Teresi, 2000).
"Moderate and low risk areas will have a lower proportion of homes above the indoor radon national reference level.
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