Evict Radon National Study

The Evict Radon National Study is a Canadian non-profit organization and transdisciplinary research project dedicated to understanding and preventing radon-induced lung cancer. Founded by university-based scientists and led by Dr. Aaron Goodarzi, the organization operates as a citizen science campaign that encourages Canadians to test their homes for radon gas using at-cost, high-quality test kits. By gathering large-scale, long-term radon exposure data alongside home metrics and demographic information, the study aims to map radon hotspots, understand how building architecture influences exposure, and inform public health policies. Ultimately, Evict Radon works to raise public awareness, advocate for policy reforms, and integrate radon exposure history into lung cancer screening eligibility.