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  • Radon is a hazardous radioactive gas and a major indoor air pollutant.
  • Chronic radon exposure is scientifically linked to lung cancer and potentially other diseases.
  • European Directive 59/2013/Euratom mandates strategies to reduce population exposure to ionizing radiation.

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  • To critically analyze existing approaches for managing radon exposure.
  • To propose a novel, comprehensive strategy for assessing general population radon exposure.
  • To provide a tool for authorities to implement effective risk management measures.

Main Methods:

  • Review and critical analysis of the current state-of-the-art in radon exposure assessment.
  • Identification of strengths and weaknesses in existing radon mitigation strategies.
  • Development of a new strategy with defined intervention areas, hazard indicators, and control solutions.

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  • Identified limitations in current radon exposure assessment methods.
  • Proposed a multi-faceted strategy for comprehensive radon exposure assessment.
  • Outlined specific hazard indicators and operational solutions for exposure control.

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  • A new, comprehensive strategy is needed to effectively assess and manage radon exposure risks.
  • The proposed strategy supports public health authorities in minimizing population health risks from radon.
  • Effective management of radon exposure is crucial for public health and compliance with radiation directives.