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does anyone have some hard evidence that the MWBS is a cancer risk? Ordinarily I'd (enthusiastically) go along with the standard that this implies: until prove
by CWuestefeld 16y ago
does anyone have some hard evidence that the MWBS is a cancer risk?
Ordinarily I'd (enthusiastically) go along with the standard that this implies: until proven otherwise, you ought to be able to do what you want with your body (and maybe even after it's proven unhealthy).
This situation is different. Because the crucial element of personal choice has been removed, the burden of proof must shift 180 degrees. It is incumbent on those forcing the test on us to prove beyond any reasonable doubt that there's no danger involved. And when there may be dangers (as with the woman in the OP who had been told to avoid X-rays), it's also responsibility of the authorities to provide work-arounds.
EDIT: fixed "healthy" in 1st para to "unhealthy" -- oops.