[Lazamataz]

What’s the problem? If every single employee of TSA was to develop full-on pancreatic cancer, I would rejoice.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

EPIC says that TSA staff have been concerned that a large number of workers have been falling victim to cancer, strokes and heart disease.

Most of them were on welfare before they got on the TSA gravy train. That probably has more to do with it than anything else.

[No Brainer]

TSA ignores the facts? I am shocked, shocked!

Next, you'll tell me that they think some Swedish grandma from Minneapolis is the same threat level as an imam from Mecca.

[moovova]

Do they pee radioactive urine?

[Gaffer]

What’s the problem here. They tell everyone their friggin machines are safe, don’t they? They just aren’t living right. Nothing to see here folks, let’s just move along.

[loungitude]

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[Diogenesis]

Lucky for the TSA that the induced cancers
will take seven to thirty years to develop.

Must be a CASH COW to the Congress and those who
force it on the public.

[I cannot think of a name]

A slant worth noting:

In the late ‘40s and ‘50s when we first began developing airborne radar, what we knew about shielding and protection would have easily filled a thimble. Guys that flew on those early planes were decimated by cancer. Of course they just marked it up as part of their service and sacrifice to their country - and went off to die quietly. No demands, no government studies, no congressional investigation.

While I'm glad they didn't whine like the TSA, they at least deserved a bigger "Thank You" than they got.

[Titus Quinctius Cincinnatus]

The TSA may not know much about cancer, but they know a lot about leukemia patients.

[GonzoGOP]

I just got back from vacation and seeing as every TSA scanner jocky in Chicago or Fort Lauderdale was about 300 pounds I'm not surprised that they have increased heart attack and stroke. Perhaps the TSA agents should be required to meet minimum fitness requirements. Won't do much good for the cancer cluster, but would definitely make them more useful if they actually had to stop a terrorist.

[KarlInOhio]

EPIC says that TSA staff have been concerned that a large number of workers have been falling victim to cancer, strokes and heart disease.

Taking a look at far too many of the TSA agents, I'm surprised they don't add type 2 diabetes, bad knees and hips and broken chairs in the TSA lunch room.