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Re: Fw: Glass-Based Radon Measurements





Tony et al



I agree. Glass based measurement or not as good as continuous air

monitoring, but the are better than a single "real time" air sample.



John

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Subject: Re: Fw: Glass-Based Radon Measurements





> The point of the paper, however, was not lung cancer risks, but that

> glass based measurements provide a better basis for long term dose

> assessment than air samples, a claim that has been made in other papers.

>  I think the jury is still out on that one, and we can honestly say that

> it needs further investigation.





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