10/15/2026
RADON IS AN ALARMING MATTER RIGHT HERE IN THE MIDWEST. đźŹ
A new study led by Oregon State University followed nearly 160,000 women over almost 18 years. Researchers found that higher estimated residential radon concentrations were associated with an increased risk of malignant brain and central nervous system cancers. More research is needed to understand this connection. Read the study: https://loom.ly/RP8epf8
For families across Nebraska, Iowa, and Missouri, this is another reminder not to overlook what may be in your home’s air.
Radon is invisible and odorless. You can’t see it, smell it, or know your home’s levels without testing. While its link to lung cancer is well established, researchers are continuing to study other possible health effects.
Don’t guess about your indoor air. Test your home for radon.
Get a free estimate here: https://loom.ly/Q7AmzcA
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Long-term tracking of nearly 160,000 people from across the United States suggests that brain cancer risk rises as exposure to radon increases.The study led by Oregon State University scientists provides a look at the possible connection between radon, a known lung carcinogen, an...