Response from: Online Check Systems    (05/03/07 5:02pm)

It's important to note that Backscatter technology produces images while emitting a substantially lower radiation dose to both the cargo and the environment than other X-ray inspection systems.

Response from: Alcoholism Rehab    (05/17/07 5:16am)

If they are professionals they should consider doing the job right that means safety first productivity last. But there must be a balance so that they aren't going to lose money.

Response from: Drug Compare    (07/03/07 7:35am)

I happen to know something about X-rays and they are quite dangerous in large quantities. Now, imagine a businessman forced to travel two times a week, which means four X-rays exposures. This could be really unhealthful.

Response from: treatment    (07/23/07 8:36am)

The technology already is being used in prisons and by drug enforcement agents, and has been tested at London's Heathrow Airport. Some say the high-resolution images — which clearly depict the outline of the passenger's body, plus anything attached to it, such as jewelry — are too invasive.