North Carolina Chemical Injury Network 

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 Expert Witnesses:

Raymond Singer, Ph.D.
Board-certified Neuropsychologist, Forensic Specialization (ABPN)
Fellow:
  National Academy of Neuropsychology
  American Psychological Association
  American Psychological Society
Member: Society of Toxicology
  Roundtable of Toxicology Consultants
  American Academy of Clinical Toxicology
Since 1983, specializing in Neurobehavioral Toxicology,
Forensic Applications and Expert Testimony
www.neurotox.com
ray.singer@gmail.com
(505) 466-1100

 

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?  More on the Cleaner Air Symbol go to http://users.lmi.net/wilworks/events/clnerair.htm 



Email List group for people that want to plan  and share 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 
Environmental Health Network Petitions FDA. 
Your Response is still needed. 
Activist Kit
Warning All Moms

GWS NEWS RELEASE June 26, 1999

North Carolina Membership Application  
For North Carolina Residents, Chemically injured and family support persons. 

Chemical Wastes, Children's Health, and the Superfund

Defining MultipleChemical Sensitivity Edited by Bonnie Mathews
Other Groups
US Medical Personnel Injured by Glutaraldehyde
New Zealand   New Zealand   New Zealand GLUTARALDEHYDE AND OTHER 
CHEMICALS RELEVANT TO X-RAY AND THEATRE ENVIRONMENTS  
Lousiville Ky. Hospital accommodates Multiple Chemical Sensitivity.
 
NC Chem Net Survey Results 

 

Recognition of MCS Social Security Disability
 
Cotton/Charcoal Mask with Photo and where to order.
What's Happening ---In North Carolina
 
North Carolina Counties - Issues - Problems - Support Groups
Politics   North Carolina Senator Edwards/
Assault on Florida -- not Just Florida but America with Pesticides
 
Many Illnesses Suspected for People in Chlordane Pesticide Treated Homes
 
Gulf War Syndrome
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia & Multiple Chemical Sensitivity - 
Our solders are back home with a new battle to fight.
 
RACHEL'S ENVIRONMENT & HEALTH WEEKLY
Let's stop wasting our time TOXIC DECEPTION-Part 1 Rachel's WEEKLY #553 July 3, 1997
Let's stop wasting our time TOXIC DECEPTION-Part 2 Rachel's WEEKLY #554
Cigarette Science/Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Rachel's Weekly #464---October 19, 1995
 
Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
New Book Defining MultipleChemical Sensitivity Edited by Bonnie Mathews
Review mcs A Review by Phillippa Martin
Draft Report of Federal InteragencyWorkgroup on MCS http://web.health.gov/environment/mcs/index.htm
Latex_Allergy an alert from NIOSH
A disorder triggered by exposures to chemicals in the environment.
Tweetie was protected Why compare MCS with Canaries
What's in a Name a comparison between MCS, CFIDS, GWS, and FMS
A look at hopes for a choice in Medical Care.
 
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
Disabled - What Now Social Security Disability, NC Workers Compensation
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
(((LINK))) http://www.comp.state.nc.us NC Industrial Commission Home Page-
 
Environmental Issues
 
North Carolina Legislature
NC Job Safety NIOSH: North Carolina Profile
Navigating the Insurance business
 
North Carolina TV&Newspaper news stories
TRINITY AMERICAN    - PUBLIC HEALTH ADVISORY
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".
 
Welcome to and  a little about NCCIN from Earle Phillips
Links to other Support Groups and sites
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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