Updated: 30 September 2022
Manuela Leporesi
©
Credits
Tips and information
- Measure the radon level in your home, which is easy and cheap by using radon detectors
- Depending on the country, obtain a radon detector from a radon testing service
- Or check with the local government for radon detectors
- Alternatively check with the national agency in charge of radiation safety
- Ask a radon expert or consultant how to reduce radon in your home
- Ask a radon expert or consultant how to prevent radon when building a new home
Related tips and information
Related rights
Videos & infographics
All →
/environment-climate-change-and-health-(ech)/jobod--republic-of-the-marshall-islands-2.tmb-549v.jpg?sfvrsn=4b26b4c5_2)
Question and Answers
All →Factsheets
Publications
All →Regional research agenda on health, migration and displacement in the WHO Western Pacific Region, with a focus on climate change
Global research prioritization and action plan on health, migration and displacement in the context of climate change
World report on promoting the health of refugees and migrants: Monitoring progress on the WHO global action plan
World report on promoting the health of refugees and migrants: monitoring progress on the WHO global action plan: executive summary
Reports
All →AIDE-MÉMOIRE: For enhanced country action to eliminate lead exposure
Throwing away our health: the impact of solid waste on human health – evidence, knowledge gaps, and health sector responses
AIDE-MÉMOIRE: For country action to improve chemical safety
REACH: Research Agenda for Action on Climate and Health - Delphi Survey for prioritization of research topics
Related health topics