The inactivation of the body scanners
X-raying passengers for airline security became a lot less common in 2012.... Read more»
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a smarter Tucson is a better Tucson
X-raying passengers for airline security became a lot less common in 2012.... Read more»
The Transportation Security Administration will have the National Academy of Sciences study the health effects of X-ray body scanners used in airports.... Read more»
President Obama regrets the inconvenience of backscatter scanners and "enhanced pat-downs" at airport security.... Read more»
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