Radon Health Disparities: Methods for Elevating Awareness

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Radon is the leading environmental cause of lung cancer in the United States. Surveys have revealed that radon is a health disparity issue. There are many efforts underway to increase awareness of radon among all populations. At this event, North Carolina and South Carolina radon programs will share how they are working to increase awareness in their states. DCI will share information about their research which seeks to investigate climate impact on lung cancer via exposure to radon.

This event is sponsored by the Promising Interventions in Lung Cancer Disparities Work Group

Please register in advance for this webinar. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Featuring:

Phillip Ray Gibson
North Carolina Radon Program Coordinator, NC Department Health & Human Services

Olivia Burgher
South Carolina Radon Program Coordinator, SC Department of Health & Environmental Control

Mary Srivastava
Master's of Science Candidate in Population Health Sciences, Duke University School of Medicine

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