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Expert Witnesses:
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American Psychological Association
American Psychological Society
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Roundtable of Toxicology Consultants
American Academy of Clinical Toxicology
Since 1983, specializing in Neurobehavioral Toxicology,
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More than 12% of Population Reports Extreme
Sensitivity to Low Levels of Common Chemicals ---Study Published
in Environmental Health Perspectives Finds 1.8% of Population Loses
Job as Result http://ehp.niehs.nih.gov/press/12pop.htm |
- US Population (1999) 272,639,608
- NC Population ( 7/1/98 ) 7,546,493
If 1.8% of NC's population are sensitive to
chemicals the number would be 1,282,903 persons in NC

Cleaner Air Symbol --- Will this be the newest required symbol of accessibility?
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ideas about MCS Awareness May 12, 2002. Emphasis is on MCS Awareness
but persons with sister Illness like CFS/FM/GWS are welcome.
- TOXIC CHEMICALS FOUND IN DESIGNER FRAGRANCE
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Environmental Health Network Petitions FDA.
- Your Response is still needed.
- Activist Kit
- Warning All Moms
GWS NEWS RELEASE June 26, 1999
For North Carolina Residents, Chemically injured and family support persons.
Chemical Wastes, Children's Health, and the
Superfund
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- What's Happening ---In North Carolina
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Senator Edwards/
- Assault on Florida -- not Just Florida but America with
Pesticides
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- Many Illnesses Suspected for People in
Chlordane Pesticide Treated Homes
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- Gulf War Syndrome
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia & Multiple
Chemical Sensitivity -
- Our solders are back home with a new battle to fight.
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- RACHEL'S ENVIRONMENT & HEALTH WEEKLY
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- Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
- A disorder triggered by exposures to chemicals in the environment.
- A look at hopes for a choice in Medical Care.
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- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/MCS GWS
- NMH (neurally mediated hypotension)
- Dr. Streeten first submitted a paper to the New England Journal of
Medicine, but it was
- returned to him with a cryptic note saying they did not publish in
this area. The NEJM
- has never published on CFIDS! It is one of the most highly respected
medical journals in
- the world. The refusal speaks volumes of their own belief in
CFIDS!
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- Neurotoxicity
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laboratory
- animals are narcosis, anesthesia, central nervous system
(CNS)depression,
respiratory
- arrest, unconsciousness, and death.
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- Americans With Disabilities ADA
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WORKPLACE
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- EXPERIENCED DOCTORS
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breakthrough
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- North Carolina Legislature
- NC Job Safety NIOSH: North Carolina Profile
- Navigating the Insurance business
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- North Carolina TV&Newspaper news stories
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- Disclaimer ------Please Read ---
More than 12% of Population Reports Extreme Sensitivity to Low Levels of Common Chemicals
Study Published in Environmental Health Perspectives Finds 1.8% of Population Loses Job as Result
http://ehp.niehs.nih.gov/press/12pop.html
- US Population (1999) 272,639,608
- NC Population ( 7/1/98 ) 7,546,493
If 1.7% of NC's population are sensitive to chemicals the number would be
1,282,903 persons in NC
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