Radon- The Leading Environmental Cause of Cancer Mortality - Slides Only
Offered By: Mary Greeley Medical Center via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a comprehensive presentation on radon, the leading environmental cause of cancer mortality, delivered by Dr. R. William Field from the University of Iowa's Department of Occupational & Environmental Health. Delve into crucial topics including radon's prevalence in Iowa, decay products, detection methods, and average radiation doses. Examine the scientific evidence, dose-response relationships, and various studies linking radon exposure to cancer. Learn about radon testing, mitigation techniques, and the importance of addressing radon in new home construction. Discover the role of healthcare providers in addressing radon-related health concerns, including occupational lung disorders and CT screening. Gain valuable insights into this critical environmental health issue through this informative physician grand rounds session.
Syllabus
Introduction
Family Story
Radon
Iowa
Decay Products
Alpha Track Detector
Average Radiation Dose
Science
Dose Response
Other Studies
Cancer Statistics
Case Control Studies
Iowa Study
Case Control Study
Summary
Radon Testing
Radon Mitigation
Penetrations
PVC Tube
New Homes
Providers
Health Care Providers
Occupational Lung Disorders
CT Screening
Interventions
QA
Taught by
Mary Greeley Medical Center
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