Full-Body Scanners May Increase Cancer Risk
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Too bad my Frequent Flyer Miles don't also cover Cancer Screenings, with all this radiation exposure every time I want to travel, I'll need frequent flyer cancer screenings to check for malignant lumps or unusual lymph activity.
I wonder if the Federal Govt will admit responsibility for all the premature deaths being caused by X-ray over-exposure?
They say it's about the same radiation exposure as a typical mammography or dental X-ray, somehow I'm still not at ease with anything the TSA claims.
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dohhh The TSA scanners dont use Terahertz! Even the article on the screen mentions mm wave its 1000 times lower than terahertz (10 power 12 Hertz). The terahertz scanners are only in the lab and 5 to 10 years away. An automatic shop door opener uses the same frequency as these scanners and similar powers. So if your worried dont go to the mall! Plus the frequency of light dictates the resolution so images with mm wave only have mm resolution so you cant see pores!
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@thunderinthevalley At least they're trying right? Right?
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@TheArachnoid gov isnt protectingn us unfortunately :(
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@pokervidworld BAAAAAIt's my opinion not yours BAAAAAA. Besides either your a sheep whether or not you mind the scanners or you don't mind the scanners BAAAAA. *noms on grass*
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@TheArachnoid you sir, are a sheep.
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Omg.....world-wide cancer on a massive scale as result of these full body scanners? Can't even imagine the magnitude of this.
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I don't really mind these full body scanners. If the country's enemies are willing to go to extreme lengths to attack us then the government has to go to extreme lengths in order to protect us. I don't about anyone else but I don't mind getting scanned. Besides everything gives you cancer nowadays. Breathing can gives you cancer for god's sakes. One more isn't going to make a difference to me.
I would stay away of those bloody scan machines if I am giving the choice !
carlosreyes11 2 years ago 5
May Increase Risk? They DO increase risk.
November 24, 2010 - national opt-out day for body scanners
SunMB 1 year ago