Radon Resources

At a glance

Additional radon resources from CDC, other federal agencies, and from the National Radon Workgroup.

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Live Help

  • 1-800-55RADON (557-2366)* to get live help for your radon questions.
  • 1-800-644-6999*– Radon Fix-It Hotline for general information on fixing or reducing the radon level in your home.
  • 1-800-426-4791– Safe Drinking Water Hotline for general information on drinking water operated under an EPA contract.

*Operated by Kansas State University in partnership with EPA.

Resources

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Radon Toolkit

Radon communication resources from CDC.
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Radon Features and Stories

A collection of CDC features and personal stories about how to reduce radon risk.
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Radon Activity Book

Use this activity book to learn more about radon in the environment and ways to protect your family.
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Radon Information for Healthcare Providers

Healthcare providers can have a significant impact on reducing radon-associated lung cancer.

The American Lung Association leads the National Radon Workgroup with representation from eleven other non-federal and federal organizations, including CDC. Visit the Radon Leaders website for more information on the workgroup and progress on the strategies outlined in the National Radon Action Plan.

National Radon Action Plan (2021–2025)

National Radon Action Plan: A Strategy for Saving Lives (2015-2020)

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National Center for Environmental Health