Re: Environmentally Induced Illnesses, Ethics, Risk Assessment, & Rights

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Good find, Sharon.

Barth

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sac> This looks to be a good book.

sac> Environmentally Induced Illnesses, Ethics, Risk Assessment, and Human

sac> Rights

sac> _http://environmentallyinducedillness.org/eii-pref.htm_

sac> (http://environmentallyinducedillness.org/eii-pref.htm)

sac> " As a diagnosis, MCS is considered somewhat controversial among

sac> conventional medical practitioners. However, since these physicians as a

rule have

sac> received no medical training in low dose toxicant induced pathologies,

either

sac> while in medical school or in postgraduate education, it is not surprising

sac> that they would find the diagnosis to be outside the limits of their

sac> expertise.

sac> This, as societies will soon realize, is a significant weakness in medical

sac> training that sorely needs to be remedied. As the number of people

sac> suffering from toxicant induced pathologies continues to grow with each

passing

sac> year, and as their impact on society begins to take an increasingly

serious

sac> toll, it will become more and more important that our physicians be

trained

sac> to recognize and treat such conditions.

sac> This book examines some of the ethical issues associated with the

sac> increasing emergence of low dose toxicant induced illnesses. "

sac> Sharon Noonan Kramer

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