Radon is a natural radioactive gas without colour or odour and tasteless. The World Health
Organization (WHO) grouped radon as a human lung carcinogen. For this reason, there has …

The presence of high indoor radon concentration in residential buildings is a major concern
of the public worldwide. Measurements of the indoor radon concentration in some selected …

Inhalation of indoor radon has been recognized as one of the health hazards. In the present
work a set of indoor radon measurements was carried out, in different Iraqi houses in Al …

Lung cancer has been linked to exposure to the naturally occurring ionizing radiation, radon
gas (22Rn). Radon is ubiquitous in our environment. However, the level of concentration of …

Analysis of indoor radon level and its health risk parameters has been carried out in Borikiri
(BT), Diobu (DR), and Rebisi (RB) towns in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria. A pocket …

Indoor radon measurement survey has been carried out in properly selected houses of the
city of Islamabad. In this regard, CR-39-based NRPB radon dosimeters were used. The …

In this research, Radon concentrations were measured in the air of the buildings of schools
at Al-Al-Samawa city, using portable canary digital radon monitoring system of Durridge …

Inhalation of radon gas and its decay products is the first natural source of human exposure
to radioactive radiation. Due to its health effects, the World Health Organization (WHO) has …

Exposure to Radon (222Rn) especially indoors has been identified as an important factor
that could result in a health hazard, especially increase in risk of lung cancer. Assessment of …

Radon is present in houses and everywhere and causes lung cancer, heart problems, and
respiratory infections in those who breathe it. Indoor Radon levels were tested for two …