The American Lung Association is pleased to announce the availability of the Radon Basics online course. It is a free one-hour interactive online learning program designed to help people understand more about radon, the second leading cause of lung cancer. We are especially proud of this work because it is yet another project that was among our own late Janice Nolen’s accomplishments.
This course is designed to be appropriate for anyone who wants to learn more about radon and about how to test for it and fix problems, including home buyers, real estate professionals and home inspectors concerned about safe and healthy housing. Radon Basics can also equip healthcare professionals, community health workers and public environmental health educators with information they can use to encourage people to protect their health and their home.
— Invitation
Radon Basics is available at www.Lung.org/radon-basics and we are inviting everyone to avail themselves of this course. Please feel free to share this link with anyone who might wish to learn from the program or give it a critique. The attached rack card may also be reproduced and used as you wish.
— We Need You
Since Radon ListServ participants have expertise on radon and are among the first to see the new program, we are especially looking forward to receiving your honest critiques in the couple of months. The Course Evaluation section of the course will provide an opportunity for open-ended comments, and we promise to read every one and to take them seriously.
Thanks for your interest and assistance. We appreciate your help in ensuring this new program is the best it can be.
Visit Lung.org/radon-basics
for more information or to register for the course.