MCSCAN Australia
AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL MULTIPLE CHEMICAL SENSITIVITY DATABASE
LINKS
Planning:
A Layperson's Approach
MCSCAN Australia: - database design requirements
Duty of Care
Corporate
Responsibility
Community understanding and awareness
MCS:- Related Issues; Community.
Personal Stories In the life of an MCS Victim or their Carers
Articles and Progress Reports.
MCS: Related; Questions-and-Speculation
Conclusions and
Recommendations
Self Help Links. Information on how to clean without using Harmful Chemicals.
Summary: Public Database summary
ARTICLES
Within this page we will place articles we feel are of interest to Victims of MCS or others with a similar condition.
We would also like the readers to send information or comment they also believe would be relevant.
This article was written as a result of a discussion with a Bee Farmer. It demonstrates a example of advertising and labelling used to apparently quell the concerns of the user, while apparently not telling all of the story. This an issue that governments should take up and investigate. Should the laws be inadequate then the need changing. This farmer lost a large proportion of his income and also lost some of his bee stock.
dipping_ignorance.html A fairly typical example of a disaster in the making. The focus is on economics, but little apparent concern for those working in the industry.
Fluoride Adverse Health Effects.htm A chronological history of the use of fluorides. Credit is acknowledged as to the source of this excellent document and it should be read by everyone, from government to the ordinary person on the street. It shows the blatant continuing use of this chemical, regardless of how many times it has been shown to have adverse reactions on the environment and the public. Also despite the many compensation claims that have been paid by manufacturers.
MCS: Look what I saw on TV An interesting article on the use of organophosphates, including the so-called "reliable diazanon" in the agricultural industry.
Credit is acknowledged as to the source of this excellent document from Landline
We need to continue making a comment about this chemical. There is a link within the document to voice any concerns.
What They Won't Tell You About Your Health - Free Excerpt - Drinking Poison is Good For You.htm
This freely available excerpt has been provided by Robert Carlton, Ph. D., former U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) scientist. How to contact him can be found on in the document. There are lots of other interesting information on his site.
I wish to say thank you to all who have provided information or locations of many of these links. thank you.
