Take Action on Radon is a national initiative funded by Health Canada that works to bring together radon stakeholders and raise radon awareness across Canada. The initiative is led by the Canadian ...

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Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Chronic, long-term exposure to a radioactive property of fine particulate matter common with radon gas may drive ...

January is National Radon Action Month in Colorado, and homeowners are urged to check for radioactive gas. It's a leading cause of lung cancer, and in Colorado, contributes to more than 500 deaths a ...

School districts cited the lack of a state law and limited resources for why they don't test for radon as recommended by ...

A new study published in Scientific Reports aimed to identify factors that could influence the pattern of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic in a particular area. Study: Influence of the ...

Researchers are now studying whether long-term exposure to certain environmental conditions may also influence cognitive ...

BOULDER, Mont. — Twice a year, Brian Tichenor makes the 1,200-mile drive each way from his home in Kansas to a defunct uranium mine in Montana, where he takes an elevator 85 feet below the surface to ...

Hak (left) and Ung Shin spend time in a tunnel at the Merry Widow Health Mine in Basin, Mont., on June 30, 2021, piecing together a puzzle. For more than a decade, the California couple have made the ...

Canada Radon Survey found that 1 in 5 homes in Canada have high levels of radon. That means this is an issue REALTORS® and home buyers ...

This article is co-published with ProPublica, a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. About 5 billion years ago, stars merged and exploded, creating uranium that eventually became ...

BOULDER, Mont. — Twice a year, Brian Tichenor makes the 1,200-mile drive each way from his home in Kansas to a defunct uranium mine in Montana, where he takes an elevator 85 feet below the surface to ...