Radon Communication Materials

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Radon Awareness Week 5Ws or Radon. January 23-27, 2023

Also see CDC’s Radon Awareness Week webpage for graphics and social media messages that can be used all year.

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Animated Videos

Radon: Protect Yourself and Your Family

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Radón: Protéjase y proteja a su familia del radon

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Are You at Risk for Radon?

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How Radon Gets into the Home

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Testimonial Video and Webinar

Jackie’s Story

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Jackie Nixon is a lung cancer survivor who never smoked. Watch her and her doctor as they discuss her experience and read about her story.

Environmental Health Nexus Webinar: Radon Awareness

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Subject matter experts provide information on radon and how to test and reduce radon in your home, the combined risk of radon and cigarette smoking, and a deep dive into data and guidance for healthcare providers.

EH Nexus Webinar – January 25, 2023

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This webinar held during Radon Awareness Week 2023 features two speakers representing national and state-level radon risk reduction initiatives.

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Graphics

Radon Awareness Week 2023 | January 23-27, 2023
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Who is affected by radon?
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What are the health effects of radon?
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Radon Awareness Week 2023 | January 23-27, 2023
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When should I install a radon reduction system?
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Why should I raise awareness about radon?
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Protect yourself and your loved ones from radon
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Radon: Get the facts on radon
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Testing: The only way to determine if your home has high radon levels
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Smoking: Smoking and radon are a dangerous combination
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Take Action: Don't wait to take action to reduce radon levels in your home.
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Tracking Radon: Know the radon levels in your area
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Explore data and resources: What's the radon situation around you?
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Get the facts: The silent intruder that may be in your home.
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Keep Schools Safe: Protect those little lungs.
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Learn the Risks: Invisible, odorless, tasteless .. and risky
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Talk to Your Patients: A home radon test now could prevent a positive lung cancer test later.
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Infographics of how Radon gets into your home
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Infographic: Radon by the numbers
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Keep Schools Safe: Protect those little lungs.
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Protect Your Family from Radon. Radon is a gas that you can’t see, smell, or taste – but it can be dangerous.
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Protect Your Family from Radon. Radon is a gas that you can’t see, smell, or taste – but it can be dangerous.
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Fact Sheets

Test Your Home for Radon [PDF – 126 KB]

Test Your Home for Radon

Protect Your Family from Radon [PDF – 211 KB]

Protect Your Family from Radon

Talk to Your Patients about Radon [PDF – 175 KB]

Infographic: Talk to Your Patients About Radon

Outreach Materials

Mat Article

Have you tested your home for Radon?

Press Release

1 in 15 Homes in the U.S. Have High Radon Levels

Social Media Messages

Radon social media messages
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