How a device available for checkout at Forsyth County’s libraries could save your life

A testing kit now available for checkout at Forsyth County’s libraries includes a device that detects levels of radon, a radioactive gas that causes 800 deaths per year in Georgia. Photo courtesy of the Georgia Public Library Service.

0906072023RADON TEST KITS — A testing kit now available for checkout at Forsyth County’s libraries includes a device that detects levels of radon, a radioactive gas that causes 800 deaths per year in Georgia. Photo courtesy of the Georgia Public Library Service.

Forsyth County residents can now check out a device from their local library to test their homes for radon, a radioactive gas that officials say cause more than 800 deaths per year in Georgia.

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