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HOW TO USE THIS INFORMATIONThe purpose of this material is to educate the homeowner / buyer to the risks associated with ongoing radon exposure. RADON IS PRESENT EVERYWHERE (even the outside air is.4pCi/L), so it is impossible to eliminate your exposure to this gas. The most prudent and practical step is to reduce your exposure in places that you spend large amounts of time ... that's usually the home and why it's important to be at a safe level to minimize the risk to you and your family's health. Testing is the only way to know what your risk levels are. Airborne and waterborne radon levels can be substantially reduced with today's technology to levels equal to or below the recommended action levels and often below the national average. If a home you are presently living in or are considering buying has high radon, please rest assured that it can be corrected. |
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Can Radon Put You at Risk for Brain cancer, Alzheimer's Disease, and Parkinson's Disease?August 2, 2004 In a study conducted at the University of North Dakota, researchers discovered that the presence of radioactive radon daughters in the brains of non-smoking persons with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease was 10 times greater than it was in the brains of persons with no previous evidence of neurological disorders. Professor Glenn Lykken and Dr. Berislav Momcilovic assert their study demonstrates that indoor radon gas has the capacity to irreversibly infest the brain with the poisonous progeny of radioactive heavy metals. Recently revised EPA risks assessments estimate 21,000 Americans die annually from radon induced lung cancer (more) |
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