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- Evict Radon National Study
This calculator will allow you to estimate your absorbed radiation exposure based on how much radon is in your home and the amount of time you have lived in that property
- Evict Radon fact sheet | News | University of Calgary
What: We’re asking Albertans to join a provincewide campaign to Evict Radon and help gather data for medical research Cumming School of Medicine researchers at the University of Calgary want to map household radon throughout the province and understand what type of homes are most at risk
- Evict Radon | Alberta Real Estate Foundation
We aim to (i) identify modifiable behaviors and environmental design practices influencing chronic radon exposure in our changing world and (ii) define engineering and community intervention solutions applicable within the Canadian context to eliminate radon as a source of cancer in the future
- Alberta - Take Action on Radon
The Alberta and NWT Lung Association provides education and awareness to Albertans about radon and the health risks associated with long-term exposure to high concentrations
- What You Need to Know About Radon - Alberta Cancer Foundation
Launched in 2017, Evict Radon is an Alberta-made — and now national — interdisciplinary project The project’s goal is to bring awareness of, and defeat to, Canada’s radon-induced lung cancer problem through gathering data and understanding what types of people and buildings are more at risk
- Testing your home | Evict Radon National Study
Testing your home for radon is cheap, easy and effective To figure out the amount of radon in your home, all you have to do is purchase a radon testing device through us
- EvictRadon - CE2C
We aim for nothing less than building the essential knowledge needed to ‘evict’ radon as a future source of lung cancer, saving thousands of lives and billions in health care costs
- Rural communities face greater risks of radon exposure compared to . . .
By integrating technology, skills and knowledge, the Evict Radon team aims to understand and prevent radon exposure while ensuring inclusivity in lung cancer screening programs
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