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Please also see Publications and Notices. Also some important basic information (articles) are listed on the main page.- For articles concerning AIDS-Related Mycoplasmas, please see Laboratories.
- Carbonless Copy Paper article entitled "What's that Smell".
- Chemical Hypersensitivity and the Allergic Response by William J. Rea, M.D. Reprinted from the Ear, Nose, and Throat Journal, Vol 67, No 1, January 1988.
- Chemical Injury Numerious excellent articles.
Gibson, P.R., et al
- Chemical Sensitivities: Patients' Views for Improved Access in a Technological Society, by Jennifer Cheavens,Pamela Reed Gibson, Margaret L Warren, Denise Pasquantino. James Madison University. Paper presented at the Annual Virginia Women's Studies Association Conference: Women and Information Technology at James Madison University, November 6, 1993. 9 pages.
- Chemical Sensitivity/Chemical Injury, Life Impacts, by Pamela Reed Gibson, Jennifer Cheavens, Margaret L. Warren; James Madison University. Paper delivered at the American Psychological Association's conference: Psychosocial and Behavioral Factors in Women's Health: Creating an Agenda for the 21st Century, May 12-14, 1994, Washington,D.C. This research was supported in part by a James Madison University 1993 Faculty Summer Research Grant. Correspondence should be addressed to Pam Gibson, James Madison University, Department of Psychology, Harrisonburg, VA 22807. 14 pages.
- Disability Due to Chemical Sensitivity: People, Controversies, Legalities, by Colleen M. Crowley, Pamela Reed Gibson. James Madison University. Paper delivered at the Southeastern Psychological Association Conference Psychology and Health, March 22-25, 1995. 11 pages.
- Limitations and Thwarted Goals for Persons with Chemical Sensitivities, by Pamela Reed Gibson, Margaret L. Warren, Denise Pasquantino, and Jennifer Cheavens. James Madison University. Poster presented at the Annual Virginia Women's Studies Association Conference: Women and Information Technology at James Madison University. November 6, 1993. 8 pages.
- Multiple chemical sensitivities/environmental illness: Invisible disabilities, by P. Gibson, 1993. Women and Therapy, 14, 171-185. Also printed as a chapter in M.E.Willmuth and L. Holcomb (Eds) 1994 Women with Disabilities: Found Voices. NY: Haworth Press.
- Social Support and Isolation in Women with Multiple Chemical Sensitivities, by Jennifer Cheavens, Pamela Reed Gibson, Margaret L. Warren. James Madison University. Paper presented at the First Annual Conference of the Southern Regional Chapter of the Association for Women in Psychology, Hilton Head South Carolina, October 28-30, 1994. 10 pages.
Godish, Thad, Ph.D.
- Dr. Godish is the Director, Indoor Air Quality Research Laboratory, Department of Natural Resources, Ball State University
- Indoor Air Quality Notes: Formaldehyde - Our Homes and Health (Summer, 1989) Presented here with written permission from the author.
- Indoor Air Quality Notes: Formaldehyde - Our Homes and Health (Summer, 1989) Presented here with written permission from the author.
Heuser, G., et al
- Heuser, G., Wojdani, A. and Heuser, S. (1992). Diagnostic markers of multiple chemical sensitivity. In Multiple chemical sensitivities: Addendum to biologic markers in immunotoxicology. National Research Council. Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press. (pp.117-138)
McAlvany, Donald S.
The McAlvany Intelligence Advisor, P.O. Box 84904, Phoenix, AZ 85071
- Special Report: Germ Warfare against America: The Desert Storm Plague and Cover-Up; 40 pages
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- Special Report: Germ Warfare against America: The Desert Storm Plague and Cover-Up; 40 pages
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McCampbell, Ann M.D.
Multiple Chemical Sensitivities Under Siege (this is a great article)
Nicolson, Garth L. PhD and Nancy L. Nicolson, PhD
Dr. Garth L. Nicolson, Institute for Molecular Medicine, P.O. Box 52470, Irvine, CA 92619-2470.
- Chronic Illnesses of Operation Desert Storm; 8 pages. The Presence of Stealth Microorganisms in Gulf War Veteran's Blood Suggests that Biological Warfare May Have Been Used in Desert Storm. In press 1995.
- Mycoplasmal Infections - Diagnosis and Treatment in GWS/CFIDS patients Summer 1996, The CFIDS Chronicle. 4 pages.
- Mycoplasma Infections in Gulf War Illnesses Presented to the President's Panel on Gulf War Syndrome in Washington D.C. August 14-16, 1995. Results of a Preliminary Study on the Prevalence of Mycoplasmal Infections in Desert Storm Veterans with Chronic Fatigue and other Symptoms. 15 pages.
- Antibiotics Recommended When Indicated for Treatment of Gulf War Illness/CFIDS 3 pages.
Rea, W.J., et al
- Rea, W.J., Johnson, A.R., Ross, G.H., Butler, J.R., Fenyves, E.J., Griffiths, B., and Laseter,J. (1992). Considerations for the diagnosis of chemical sensitivity. In National Research Council. Multiple chemical sensitivities: Addendum to biologic markers in immunotoxicology. Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press (pp.169-192).
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Disclaimer: We do not endorse people, products or services. We do not give medical advice. What works for one person does not necessarily work for another. Please check with health-care professionals of your own choice. I am not a doctor and I do not give medical advice. The author is a chemically injured person who is extremely chemically sensitive (reactive) and who has just had a lot of personal experience in trying to survive chemical insults and toxic exposures.