Officials say cancer-causing radon gas in Iowa often overlooked
Local health officials say resources are available to help residents detect radon, an odorless, colorless cancer-causing gas often found in Midwestern homes.
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Local health officials say resources are available to help residents detect radon, an odorless, colorless cancer-causing gas often found in Midwestern homes.
Local health officials say resources are available to help residents detect radon, an odorless, colorless cancer-causing gas often found in Midwestern homes.
Iowa's maternal death rate and infant mortality rate have climbed as birthing units have closed in recent years
DES MOINES — Iowa’s top health official says new programs and efforts to reduce preventable maternal deaths and severe and potentially life-threatening complications during pregnancy and delivery are showing promising
Iowa's maternal death rate and infant mortality rate have climbed as birthing units have closed in recent years.