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Scientific Publications

All Evict Radon National Study Participants Contribute to Ground-Breaking Research to Help Understand Canada’s Radon Problem.

Publications from our team and other Canadian radon scientists:

A low radon future for Canada is possible with evidence-based decision-making and interventions made possible by cutting-edge research. The Evict Radon National Study combines citizen science and professional cancer research to build the knowledge needed to reduce radon exposure, and thereby prevent future lung cancers in Canada. Our efforts are designed to encourage as many Canadians as possible to test their home for radon and leverage the resulting information to understand the scale and scope of radon exposure in the modern Canadian built environment.

All of our research strictly adheres to independently approved research ethics board standards and is published following independent, academic peer review, and is released in a free and open-access format available for all. 

 

Coming in 2026

Cost-effectiveness of radon testing and retroactive mitigation in reducing lung cancer healthcare costs

Griffin et al.
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DNA hydroxymethylation landscape and mitochondrial DNA in lung fibroblasts exhibit specific signatures of single- and multi-fraction alpha-particle radiation

Vera-Chang et al.
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Health economic burden of lung cancer in the Canadian provinces of Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Alberta

Griffin et al.
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A national, population-weighted survey of radon gas exposure in the residential buildings of Canadian urban and rural communities

Pearson-Stainforth, et al.
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Coming in 2026

Multiple primary cancers in lung cancer patients in Atlantic Canada and implications for screening and management

Coyle et al.
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Population-weighted Canadian time-activity patterns from 2019 to 2025: changing exposures to residential indoor environments depend on work status and job type

Caicedo-Roa et al.
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Canada’s population attributable risk of lung cancer caused by alpha radiation exposure from residential radon gas inhalation

Danforth et al.
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Influence of property air dynamics on real time residential radon exposure

Pearson et al.
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