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If there is almost no uranium in the area where someone lives should that person be concerned about radon gas in his or her home

If there is almost no uranium in the area where someone lives should that person be concerned about radon gas in his or her home
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If there is almost no uranium in the area where someone lives should that person be concerned about radon gas in his or her home

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The amounts of radon naturally present in the atmosphere are so small that they cannot cause any harm.
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