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Indoor Radon and Its Hazards

David Bodansky, Robkin, David R. Stadler

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This book contains 10 chapters. Some of the titles are: Overview of the indoor radon problem; Terminology for describing radon concentrations and exposures. Methods for detection of radon and radon daughters; and Observations of lung cancer: Evidence relating lung cancer to radon exposures.

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This book contains 10 chapters. Some of the titles are: Overview of the indoor radon problem; Terminology for describing radon concentrations and exposures. Methods for detection of radon and radon daughters; and Observations of lung cancer: Evidence relating lung cancer to radon exposures.

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This book contains 10 chapters. Some of the titles are: Overview of the indoor radon problem; Terminology for describing radon concentrations and exposures. Methods for detection of radon and radon daughters; and Observations of lung cancer: Evidence relating lung cancer to radon exposures.

Key concepts: Radon, Radon exposure, Terminology, Lung cancer, Environmental science, Radon gas, Environmental health, Medicine

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