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dr. david brenner says the scanner can deliver up to 20 times more radiation than previously thought, potentiallyncreasing the risk of cancer. but scientists at england's health protection agency says the scanners are safe for flyers to pass through, as many as 5,000 times a year. >> reporter: they say the amount of radiation you get while flying is more than you would get in two or three trips through the body scanner. >> reporter: many doctors call the radiation worries an overreaction. >> you are at higher risk driving to the airport by a long shot than any risks you may have of cancer or even deaths from that particular machine. >> reporter: e.u. says -- the e.u. says it will consider lifting a ban on the scanner fist it gets evidence they're considered safe. in london, tina kraus, wjz eyewitness news. >> the full body scanners were introduced after a 24-year-old nigerian man hid plastic explosives in his underwear to try to blow up a plane in 2009. >> what started out as a normal day for three girls takes a terrifying turn. >> i'm sorry. hello? >> we're trapped under an elevator at high scho

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