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Workshop to Develop Research Protocols for Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

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Nicholas A. Ashford

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Iris R. Bell

Department of Psychiatry, University of Arizona

Robert Burrell

School of Medicine, West Virginia University

Joel B. Buffer

Clinical and Behavior Psychology, Dallas

Devra Lee Davis

National Academy of Sciences

Roy L. DeHart

University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center

Ervin J. Fenyves

University of Texas at Dallas

Nancy Fiedler

Department of Environmental and Community Medicine, UMDNJ

Bertie Griffiths

Environmental Health Center, Dallas

Gunnar Heuser

School of Medicine, UCLA

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S. Heuser

Director, Environmental Medical Research and Information Center, Los Angeles

Alfred R. Johnson

Environmental Health Center, Dallas

Howard Kipen

Department of Environmental and Community Medicine, UMDNJ

John Laseter

AccuChem Laboratories, Richardson, Texas

Michael Lebowitz

College of Medicine, University of Arizona

Claudia S. Miller

The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio

William J. Meggs

Department of Medicine, East Carolina University

William J. Rea

Environmental Health Center, Dallas

Gerald H. Ross

Environmental Health Center, Dallas

Jonathan Samet

University of New Mexico

Laura S. Welch

School of Medicine, George Washington University

A. Wojdani

Director Immunosciences Laboratory, Los Angeles

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Use of the term "multiple chemical sensitivity" (MCS) as a diagnostic label has generated increasing controversy during the past few decades as a phenomenon related to exposure to chemical agents sustained both in indoor and outdoor environments.

This volume, prepared in conjunction with Biologic Markers in Immunotoxicology, contains the authored papers of a workshop held to develop an agenda to study the phenomenon of multiple chemical sensitivity. Authored by clinicians, immunologists, toxicologists, epidemiologists, psychiatrists, psychologists, and others involved in research or clinical activities relevant to the problem, the papers contain case evaluations and criteria for diagnosis, mechanisms potentially underlying MCS, and epidemiologic approaches to investigation.

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