Underreported: Airport Body Scanners and Cancer

Underreported from WNYC's The Leonard Lopate Show

Nov 3, 201100:16:56Government & Organizations

Full body X-ray scanners are now commonplace in airports across America. ProPublica reporter Michael Grabell tells us about a new report that has found that the U.S. government glossed over a number of safety concerns ab...

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