From the very beginning Covid-19 has been known as a virus that attacks the respiratory system. There has been much reporting that there can be permanent damage to the lungs of individuals that have contracted Covid-19. A question that we need to be asking as an industry is whether or not the combination of Radon and the consequences of Covid-19 put an individual at greater risk of contracting Lung Cancer. We have known for many years that the combination of smoking and Radon is deadly. This is very possibly another example of many thousands of people being at greater risk of getting Lung Cancer because of the combination of having had Covid-19 and Radon. Add into the equation the fact that many people are working from home, children are learning from home, and people, in general, are spending much more time at home. This is a perfect opportunity to dedicate ourselves to increasing awareness and saving as many lives as we can from preventable Radon induced Lung Cancer.