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The Arizona Department of Health Services, Radon Program, website has been updated with detailed information for the public about radon. Topics include radon risks, testing, mitigation and real estate implications. The Arizona Department of Health Services does not regulate or certify radon testers…
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The Public Health Department of San Miguel County, Colorado, home to Telluride and surrounding towns, sends subscribers News Flash emails about current health issues. In November 2022, the department featured the importance of radon testing and mitigation in an outreach effort. The average indoor…
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The Alabama Department of Public Health Radon Program features radon messaging from state government, the Alabama Comprehensive Cancer Control Coalition and Huntsville Hospital in Facebook posts and references. The Program’s efforts are intended to encourage radon awareness. Examples of the post…
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The White Ribbon Project for National Radon Action Month (NRAM) 2023 is described in a YouTube video of the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Radon Program. In the video, Phillip Gibson of the Radon Program, describes the prevalence of radon in South Carolina and its relevance t…
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New York guidance on testing child care centers for radon states: “If your town or city is listed as a Zone 1 Radon Site and the home or building in which you offer day care services has not already been tested, you must complete testing and resolve any identified problems before registration/licens…
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The Washington State Department of Health Radon Program recommends that schools test and reduce exposure to elevated levels of radon, and locations such as child care centers where children spend a considerable amount of time so do also. To provide guidance and encourage awareness of possible exposu…