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!
Neurotoxicity
The acute neurotoxic effects of organic solvent exposure in workers and
laboratory
animals are narcosis, anesthesia, central nervous system (CNS)depression,
respiratory
arrest, unconsciousness, and death.
Americans With Disabilities ADA
Accommodating The Allergic Employee In The
WORKPLACE
EXPERIENCED DOCTORS
and the Duke University Medical Center may have made a major
breakthrough
Doctor of Osteopathy, DO -- Medical Doctor M.D.
-- Is there a difference
Workers Compensation
Environmental Issues
North Carolina Legislature
NC Job Safety NIOSH: North Carolina Profile
Navigating the Insurance business
North Carolina TV&Newspaper news stories
TDI and other isocyanates among residents and Trinity American Corp.
(TAC)
Peopleof the Neuse"WRAL-TV 5, Raleigh, NC again showed
excellence
in Journalism in their WRAL-TV Investigates Sick Building -
Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
Network TV
e-mail More on MCS, Junk Science
"When you make your
living as an ostensible muckraker, you better be careful where you step
-- as John Stossel
learned to his cost".
Disclaimer ------Please Read ---
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- US Population (1999) 272,639,608
- NC Population ( 7/1/98 ) 7,546,493
If 10% of NC's population are sensitive to chemicals the number would be 754,000 persons in NC
- If only 1% of NC's population are sensitive to chemicals
the number is 75,400
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