Environmental
The primary health risk associated with exposure to asbestos fibers in buildings is:
ALead poisoning
BMesothelioma and lung cancer✓ Correct
CCarbon monoxide poisoning
DRadon-induced radiation sickness
Explanation
Exposure to asbestos fibers—particularly through inhalation—is linked to mesothelioma, lung cancer, and asbestosis. Intact asbestos poses less risk than disturbed or friable asbestos.
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