Experts: EPA out to ease radiation limits

A CT scan technician prepares for a patient on Jan. 9, 2013, at the Silver Cross Emergency Care Center in Homer Glen, Ill. The Trump administration is quietly trying to weaken radiation rules, relying on scientific outliers who argue that a little radiation damage is actually good for you. (M. Spencer Green/AP, file)

A CT scan technician prepares for a patient on Jan. 9, 2013, at the Silver Cross Emergency Care Center in Homer Glen, Ill. The Trump administration is quietly trying to weaken radiation rules, relying on scientific outliers who argue that a little radiation damage is actually good for you. (M. Spencer Green/AP, file)

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