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For some individuals with wells, radon in the well water can enter the home and become airborne during showering or dishwashing. The amount of radon from groundwater is generally small compared to the amount of radon that comes from the soil.
Everyone should test their homes for radon, especially in Iowa where we have the highest average radon concentrations in the nation. Even if two homes on a street have low radon concentrations, the home between them may exhibit high concentrations. The only way to know is to test. Radon test kits can be purchased from a variety of local stores, including hardware stores or large discount stores.
One type of detector is known as a short-term test; it's usually placed for a few days to a week. Or, longer-term testing can be done for three months to a year. In the United States, more short-term tests are purchased since they provide a rapid indication of whether a home has the potential for elevated radon levels. Radon testing can also be performed by certified professionals.
In fact, no lung cancer risk score predicting incidence or mortality includes radon as a variable. Further studies are needed to find out the molecular pathways of radon that cause lung cancer and whether this radioactive gas is also involved in the development of other diseases other than lung cancer.
There is a clear need to increase awareness among administrations, health professionals and the general population in order to take the necessary measures to reduce this harmful exposure, particularly in radon-prone areas. Keywords: Lung neoplasms; radon; review. Abstract Introduction : Lung cancer is the most important cause of cancer mortality.
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