Radon in the home and risk of lung cancer
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Darby et al. have shown that radon in the home is associated with an increased risk of lung cancer, accounting for around 9% of lung cancer deaths in Europe. This has practical implications, since indoor radon concentrations can be reduced cheaply, especially when constructing new buildings.
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