Environmental management: Lessening cancer risks at home and in the office
Image source: Unsplash.com Every day, a person can be exposed to multiple environmental factors that might harm their health. For example, outdoor pollution is a classified carcinogen that millions in urban areas are exposed to. Radon gas that can't be smelled or seen could be circulating in many homes. Despite this reality, Dr. Paolo Boffetta and other researchers believe that one can avoid these risks with lifestyle modifications and management. Here are some ways to lessen cancer risks at home and in the office. Get the home and office tested for environmental toxins Many homes have high asbestos and radon content that most residents aren't aware of. Having homes and offices tested will ensure all residents' safety, especially after doing construction projects and preventing further exposure to these harmful toxins. If the place has been detected with these carcinogens, environmental safety agencies can help owners prevent and manage the situation. Reduce UV radiation