New research shows radon cell damage

Language: English Series: Western Morning News ; 21 FEbruary 1992, 3(1)Publication details: 1992Subject(s):

Summary: Reports on findings of the Medical Research Council showing that the lowest possible dose of radiation in naturally-occuring radon gas can cause long-term abnormalities in human cells. Discusses the implications for West Country homeowners where naturally high-levels of radon gas exists.

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Reports on findings of the Medical Research Council showing that the lowest possible dose of radiation in naturally-occuring radon gas can cause long-term abnormalities in human cells. Discusses the implications for West Country homeowners where naturally high-levels of radon gas exists.

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