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 …

Beyond tobacco smoking, radon takes its place as the second most significant contributor to
lung cancer, excluding hereditary and other biologically related factors. Radon and its …

Lung cancer is often a fatal disease. To minimize patient mortality, the ability to identify the
nodule malignancy stage from computed tomography (CT) lung scans is critical. Most …

Indoor exposure to heavy metals poses human health risks worldwide, but study reports
from Thailand are still limited, particularly in rural and urban areas. We measured the heavy …

This paper presents the first measurement of the investigation of the health impacts of indoor
radon exposure and external dose from terrestrial radiation in Chiang Mai province during …

All humans are exposed to radon, the primary source of natural radiation, which can harm
people due to natural processes rather than human activity. Thus, it is of significant …

Objective: This study aimed to assess the practicality and reliability of utilizing microRNAs
(miRNAs) as a potential screening and diagnosing tool for non-small cell lung cancers …

In recent years, technological developments and hypotheses made by some researchers
have revealed that the effective inhalation dose from thoron and its progeny was …

Exposure to radon can impact human health. This is a nonsystematic review of articles
written in English, Spanish, French, or Portuguese published in the last decade (2013 …

Naturally occurring radioactive gases which tend to build up (radon and thoron) in indoor
environs can cause deleterious health effects including the development of lung cancer. The …