The American Lung Association has just published a new document available at its webpage https://www.lung.org/clean-air/at-home/indoor-air-pollutants/radon/radon-resources-for-professionals in the section “For Radon Advocates and Decisionmakers” at Tracking Radon Data to Save Lives: https://www.lung.org/getmedia/23be0b75-124e-4bff-addd-6ee7ef727de6/Tracking-Radon-Data-to-Save-Lives-FINAL-October-2024.pdf

The Lung Association thanks all those who contributed information and recommendations to improve this document. Nevertheless, any errors or omissions are ours. Furthermore, we acknowledge that this overview is subject to revision as more data providers participate and as more information is gleaned from such data.

In the meantime, advocates working to encourage the collection and sharing of radon data to save lives are welcome to use this document to encourage data repositories such as laboratories, states, and tribes to participate in the CDC's Environmental Public Health Tracking program.