DANGER: Week draws attention to health threats from widespread radon gas

Ken Hedler/The Daily Courier<br>
Toby Frost, manager of environmental services for Western Technologies Inc. in Prescott, displays a canister that she uses to test for radon gas from air samples. Federal Radon Action Week, which concludes Sunday, draws attention to the potential dangers radon poses inside homes.

Ken Hedler/The Daily Courier<br> Toby Frost, manager of environmental services for Western Technologies Inc. in Prescott, displays a canister that she uses to test for radon gas from air samples. Federal Radon Action Week, which concludes Sunday, draws attention to the potential dangers radon poses inside homes.

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