CAMI
Consumers Against Microchip Implantation
RISKS AND CONCERNS


The greatest issues consumers are wary about when it comes to microchip implantation are those that threaten their health and security. CAMI is here to help consumers understand the potential risks behind microchip implantation, and what to watch for when it comes to their safety.


Health Risks  
 
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Initial testing has shown that the implantation of the chip poses health concerns.

- Cases of patients reacting adversely to the chip itself by infection or allergy.

- Instances of the chip being implanted improperly or dislodging itself and moving to a different part of the body.

-Chip may stop working at any time and lose information.

 

Chips may also react to outside sources, such as a strong electrical field or an MRI machine.

-The strong magnets used in the MRI machine may be able to demolish the chip and cause severe internal and external burns.

 

Previous veterinary and toxicology studies have shown...

-Subcutaneous sarcomas have developed.

- Malignant cancers grew in the tissue surrounding the microchips.

 
Security and Privacy Risks  
 

If these implanted microchips are unencrypted, they would be extremely vulnerable to hacker attacks and interception by third party scanners.

-If the chip were to be illegally scanned, a person could potentially steal all the information held on the chip leading to criminal misuse of medical information or insurance files.

-Citizens feel that by allowing this implantation, civil liberties would be lost.

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Cultural Concerns

The microchip implantation has become the topic of many ethical discussions because of it's threat to a citizen's privacy and well-being.

-Individuals in scientific professional forums, academic groups, human rights organizations, government departments, and religious groups have all voiced concerns.

 

 
   Testimonials  
We have first-hand accounts from doctor's and consumers who have chosen to share their experiences with microchip implantation, in hopes that their stories may help new consumers make the right choice about microchip implantation.

12-11-2008
Dr. Henry Wallace
"I worry that I will soon be asked to begin implanting all my patients with this microchip. If that is the case I will have no choice but to end my medical career..."
   
10-02-2008
Maureen Johnson
"I thought it would be a good idea to have our family dog implanted with a chip so we could find him if he ever ran away. What happened to Spot after the implantation of the chip is unforgivable. I would never recommend this procedure..."
   
07-23-2008
David Smith
"After much consideration, I decided to have my elderly parents implanted with the microchip in order to have immediate access to their health and insurance records. Due to third party scanning, their information was hacked and their insurance was being illegally used for months. Their sensitive medical records were exposed..."
   
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