Raising awareness of the second leading cause of lung cancer
About The Campaign
Radon Awareness Week 2020
Exposure to radon gas is the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers and is responsible for over 1100 deaths in the UK every year. High levels of radon can be found in buildings of any type, size or location with occupants unaware of the potential danger unless a specific test has been carried out.
2020 has been a year when lung health has been in the spotlight due to the coronavirus pandemic and as Zak Bond of the British Lung Foundation recently commented, “Now more than ever before we have all become aware of how important it is to look after our lungs…”.
This year’s campaign will embrace the new culture of online learning and bring the information you need on radon right to your fingertips. Watch this space for details of a week’s worth of webinars and how to sign up.
Radon Awareness Weekis running from 2nd – 8th November 2020. Join in the discussion online using #radonaware and follow us on Linkedin and Twitter
2020 has been a year when lung health has been in the spotlight due to the coronavirus pandemic and as Zak Bond of the British Lung Foundation recently commented, “Now more than ever before we have all become aware of how important it is to look after our lungs…”.