Full-body scanners used for security screening at the nation's airports do not expose passengers to dangerous levels of radiation, according to a new independent analysis of the devices.
Monday, 11 June 2012
TSA full-body scanners at airports pose little risk, study finds
Radiation levels from full-body scanners used by the TSA at airports are considerably lower than those of other X-ray procedures such as mammograms, a study to be published in Medical Physics finds.
Full-body scanners used for security screening at the nation's airports do not expose passengers to dangerous levels of radiation, according to a new independent analysis of the devices.
Full-body scanners used for security screening at the nation's airports do not expose passengers to dangerous levels of radiation, according to a new independent analysis of the devices.
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