More than 50% of the worldwide effective radiation dose from natural sources is known to be
due to 222Rn. Indoor radon levels were measured in homes with long-term exposure and in …

Indoor radon is a major hazard to human health; it is one of the leading causes of lung
cancer. Therefore, radon research in Asia has intensified recently due to the growing …

Radon has been identified as the second leading cause of lung cancer after tobacco
smoking. 222Rn (radon gas) and 220Rn (thoron gas) are the most common isotopes of …

This study aimed to explore the spatial and temporal trends of lung cancer burden
attributable to residential radon exposure at the global, regional, and national levels. Based …

Indoor radon level measurement survey has been performed in different schools in
commercial districts zone 1 and neighboring industrial area zone 2 in the State of Kuwait …

Radon, an element of natural radiation, is considered one of the leading causes of lung
cancer worldwide. In Bangladesh, radon has been clarified as a foremost source of radiation …

Inhalation of radon gas and its decay products ranked as a main source of natural radiation
exposure. It is considered as a major cause of lung cancer after cigarette smoking. There are …

Background: Lung cancer is an important public health problem, and tobacco is the main
risk factor followed by residential radon exposure. Recommended exposure levels have …

Indoor radon exposure increases the risk of lung cancer. Radon concentration in workplaces
is regulated in EU countries, including Spain, based on a reference level of 300 Bq/m 3. The …

Background: Radon gas emanating from underground can concentrate indoor and reach
levels, which represent a risk to people's health. According to WHO (World Health …