It's not surprising the number one cause of lung cancer is smoking. You might think secondhand smoke is the number 2 cause, but you'd be wrong.
Radon gas kills more people. This gas is responsible for 20,000+ lung cancer deaths every year.
“Radon, which is a colorless, odorless gas that can be present in any of our homes also can go undetected. You should test your house to make sure you don't have high levels of radon,” said Dr. Mohamed Mohamed, Thoracic Medical Oncologist, at Cone Health Cancer Center.
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Radon Gas: Is It Lurking In Your House? How To Test For It. For Country: United States. City: Arvada, Baltimore, Fort Lauderdale, Santa Rosa, Ventura
