Not that we know for sure. No other cancers or diseases have yet been positively associated with radon exposure. However, radon is absorbed into the body and can irradiate tissues other than the lung. TOP 19 . Most often, yes.
Lung cancer is a disease that has a very poor survival rate.
Prevention is the most effective defense. Don't smoke and don't breathe elevated concentrations of radon. We operate in accordance with EPA guidelines and employ accepted, standard scientific practices. We continue to maintain RMP level quality and calibration. First, ask yourself why you would want one.