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Monday, May 3, 2021

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Sunday, May 2, 2021

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Public health, environmental and social determinants of health About us News and events Health topics Publications WHO calls for tighter standards on indoor radon The World Health Organization has called on countries to either establish or to strengthen existing programmes to control the presence of radon in homes and other residential settings. Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that has been classified as a human carcinogen, and can lead to an increased risk of lung cancer. A new WHO Handbook on Indoor Radon: A Public Health Perspective published today, indicates that radon exposure is a major and growing public health threat in homes and recommends that countries adopt reference levels of the gas of 100 Bq/m3 (Becquerel per cubic metre). If this level cannot be implemented under the prevailing country-specific conditions, WHO recommends that the reference level should not exceed 300 Bq/m3. “Radon is the second most important cause of lung cancer after smoking in many countries,” notes Dr Maria Neira, Director of WHO's Public Health and Environment Department. “Most of radon-induced lung cancers occur from low and medium dose exposures in people’s homes. Strengthened action by policy makers, and by construction and building professionals can substantially lower the health impact by preventing and reducing radon exposure.” While radon is found outdoors as well, the levels are very low due to dilution in the air. Radon levels are higher indoors, and much higher radon concentrations can be found in places such as mines, caves and water treatment facilities. The lower concentrations - found, for example, in normal buildings and to which large populations are exposed – also confer health risks. For most people, by far the greatest exposure to radon comes in the home. The concentration of radon in a home depends on the amount of radon-producing uranium in the underlying rocks and soils, the routes available for its passage into the home and the rate of exchange between indoor and outdoor air. Radon gas enters houses through openings such as cracks at concrete floor-wall junctions, gaps in the floor, small pores in hollow-block walls, and through sumps and drains. Consequently, radon levels are usually higher in basements, cellars or other structural areas in contact with soil. While the lung cancer risks of high dose radon, typically found among uranium miners for example, have been known for many years, new studies in Europe, North America and China - summarized in the new WHO handbook - have confirmed that low and medium level exposures to radon in homes contributes substantially to the occurrence of lung cancers world-wide. Recent estimates of the proportion of such lung cancers range from 3 to 14%. Lung cancer risk rises 16% per 100 Bq/m3 increase in radon exposure. Studies show that radon is the primary cause of lung cancer among people who have never smoked. However, the absolute numbers of radon-induced lung cancers are much larger in people who smoke, or who have smoked in the past, due to a strong combined effect of smoking and radon. “Key actions needed to achieve radon concentrations at or below the recommended reference level of 100 Bq/m3 include establishing and strengthening radon measurement and mitigation programmes and developing building codes that require radon prevention measures in homes under construction,” notes Dr Neira. “Countries are encouraged to use the handbook to initiate national radon programmes or to promote their existing programmes. “ Radon levels in indoor air can be lowered in a number of ways very effectively and with relatively inexpensive techniques such as sealing cracks in floors and walls to increasing the ventilation rate of the building. These techniques have been developed to reduce radon in both new and existing buildings. Other techniques are described in the Handbook. The WHO handbook is the first comprehensive international compilation of information and recommendations on radon and its public health effects. It includes the latest evidence on health risks, measurements, mitigation and prevention techniques and their cost effectiveness as well as information on radon risk communication. Additionally, specific recommendations are presented for national radon programmes. The International Radon Project (WHO-IRP), producers of the WHO handbook on indoor radon, has involved over 100 experts from more than 30 countries. For more information contact: Ms Nada OSSEIRAN Communications Officer, Public Health & Environment Department, World Health Organization Tel: +4122 7914475 E-mail: osseirann@who.int Ms Sari SETIOGI Media Relations Officer, Health Security and Environment Tel: + 41 22 791 3576 Mobile +41 79 701 9467 E-mail: Setiogis@who.int Related links WHO Handbook on Indoor Radon: A Public Health Perspective WHO Radon Webpage Public Health and Environment What we do Countries Frequently asked questions Procurement Regions

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cbc.ca Toronto police teams tasked with enforcing stay-at-home order lay 230 charges in 1st week of operation CBC/Radio-Canada 6 hrs ago 110 Comments | 72 Why beef is off the menu for some climate-conscious foodies Russia reports 8,697 new COVID-19 cases, 342 deaths a man wearing a suit and tie: The enforcement teams were launched on April 22 to make sure people follow the provincial government's tightened stay-at-home order.© Evan Mitsui/CBC The enforcement teams were launched on April 22 to make sure people follow the provincial government's tightened stay-at-home order. The Toronto police teams tasked with responding to large gatherings that violate Ontario's lockdown measures have attended more than 300 incidents and laid over 200 charges in their first week of operation, police say. The enforcement teams were launched on April 22 to make sure people follow the provincial government's tightened stay-at-home order. Officers from the 16 divisional teams across the city have since attended 315 incidents, including 105 calls reporting gatherings since Monday. This resulted in 230 charges laid under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act (EMCPA), Toronto police said in a statement Friday. Daily Skin Harmony Tighten Facial Skin Without a Facelift SEE MORE Sponsored by DAILY SKIN HARMONY The new emergency order, which was imposed on April 8 for 4 weeks, has since been extended until May 20. It prohibits any indoor or outdoor gathering with anyone outside of your household, with an exception allowing people who live alone to gather with one other household. "We have an enforcement team in every division across the city and officers are dispersing large gatherings daily and laying charges against those who are ignoring the emergency order," said Toronto Police Service Insp. Matt Moyer. While bylaw officers have responded to illegal gatherings since the onset of pandemic restrictions, these enforcement teams represent a greater effort to crack down on large illegal gatherings indoors and reduce transmission of the highly contagious coronavirus variants of concern. Most gatherings at short-term rentals, closed restaurants Following the strengthened stay-at-home order to stem Ontario's rising number of COVID-19 cases, Premier Doug Ford initially gave police new powers to arbitrarily stop people and question them about why they weren't home. He walked back those measures the next day amid backlash from the public as well as police forces that said they would refuse to conduct the random stops. Instead, Toronto police said they're focusing mostly on large indoor events being held at short-term rentals and in closed bars and restaurants. "As we head in to the weekend, we are discouraging anyone who is thinking of attending or hosting a gathering, and reminding them that, if they do, they may very well expect the police in attendance as well," Moyer said. "Please work with us to keep the city safe. Don't attend parties or large gatherings. Stay home and stay safe." Police said while the city's downtown area has generated the majority of calls, the teams have been responding to reports across Toronto.