2023•Unpublished venueOpen access

CITIZEN SCIENCE PLATFORM FOR RADON POTENTIAL ASSESSMENT AND RADON RISK AWARENESS

Paulo Meneses, Nuno Lopes, Patrícia Leite, Paulo Teixeira and Joaquim P. Silva

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The WHO estimates that cancers caused by radon gas may account for 14% of all lung cancers. The concentration of indoor radon gas is a well-known public health threat and has been the subject of many scientific studies. The WHO has issued

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The WHO estimates that cancers caused by radon gas may account for 14% of all lung cancers. The concentration of indoor radon gas is a well-known public health threat and has been the subject of many scientific studies. The WHO has issued

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The WHO estimates that cancers caused by radon gas may account for 14% of all lung cancers. The concentration of indoor radon gas is a well-known public health threat and has been the subject of many scientific studies. The WHO has issued

Key concepts: Radon, Radon gas, Radon exposure, Environmental health, Subject (documents), Environmental science, Health risk, Public health

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