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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
9-29-2010 @ 10:31AM
Sean McLachlan said...
RF radiation, like all radiation, can be harmful in large doses, or small doses over long periods of time. We soak up natural radiation every day, and the more radiation we get from cell phones, x-rays and, yes, body scanners, the more likely we are to have health issues. There are a lot of variables, so it's hard to predict with any accuracy, but it's best to try to avoid as much radiation as possible. Easier said than done in the modern world!