Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer after cigarette smoking, and research on
individual risk perception of radon is crucial to prevent its health effects. In this work, we …

Radon is a known carcinogen, and the accurate assessment of indoor levels is essential for
effective mitigation strategies. While long-term testing provides the most reliable data, short …

Home radon testing is a primary lung cancer prevention strategy, yet the majority of
Americans have not tested their home. This descriptive, ecological study uses 54,683 …

Radon exposure is the second leading cause of lung cancer, yet few Americans test their
homes for radon, particularly in rural areas. The academic team and community partners …

Abstract The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is the largest funding agency for biomedical
and behavioral research in the United States, supporting basic, translational, and clinical …

Introduction Kentucky is recognized as the state with the highest lung cancer burden for
more than 2 decades, but how lung cancer differs in Kentucky relative to other US …

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that poses significant health risks to humans,
including increased risk of lung cancer. This study investigates the association of …

Indoor radon has been recognized as a health hazard since radon was correlated with lung
cancer in miners in the previous century. In 2009 Radon gas has been classified by the …