A look at frequently asked questions about radon and what Ohioans can do to protect themselves from the toxic gas.

Radon, a naturally occurring radioactive gas found in homes across Canada, is the second-leading cause of lung cancer after ...

Researchers are now studying whether long-term exposure to certain environmental conditions may also influence cognitive ...

Canada Radon Survey found that 1 in 5 homes in Canada have high levels of radon. That means this is an issue REALTORS® and home buyers ...

Take Action on Radon is a national initiative funded by Health Canada that works to bring together radon stakeholders and raise radon awareness across Canada. The initiative is led by the Canadian ...

Millions of Ohioans don't know they're inhaling air poisoned by radon, a gas estimated to lurk beneath about 50% of Ohio ...

A law signed in 2022 requires public schools in Iowa to test and potentially mitigate for radon by 2027. Under state law, child care centers and early education facilities must also test for the ...

Nearly 227,000 people will be diagnosed with lung cancer this year in the United States— a diagnosis that often comes too late, according to one Billings doctor.

Many people don't know what radon is or wonder if it's seeping into their homes. But this invisible killers is real threat in Ohio.

Recent research has found a connection between radon, a naturally occurring gas, and leukemia. A Dispatch investigation found that radon testing in Ohio schools is inconsistent, with many districts ...

Whether Ohio students are inhaling an invisible killer in the classroom is a matter of miles, school funding and district priorities — something Kim Tolnar knows all too well. A 1983 graduate of ...

Ohio does not require landlords or public housing authorities to test for radon or disclose previous test results to renters. A Dispatch investigation found that housing authorities across Ohio, ...