Multiple Chemical Sensitivity is an invisible disability, effecting millions Multiple Chemical Sensitivities is an invisible disability that is beginning to reach epidemic proportions effecting millions worldwide. More, from an old Emerge webpage no longer hosted on their site but good information non the less. I have updated the links to the original research no longer … [Read more...] about Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Affects Millions Worldwide
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Multiple chemical sensitivity: pursuit of a scientific consensus, need for a public health response
Abstract Research for Article on Multiple Chemical Sensitivity and Consensus from Italy On the international scene, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) is defined, by severalexperts, as a multisystem syndrome that develops following chronic exposures to low doses of common chemical contaminants. Its general characteristics are, however, the object of conflicting opinions and … [Read more...] about Multiple chemical sensitivity: pursuit of a scientific consensus, need for a public health response
Health and societal effects from exposure to fragranced consumer products
Fragrance Products Cause major Headaches for People, Workplaces and Employers Fragranced consumer products—such as air fresheners, cleaning supplies, and personal care products— pervade society. This study investigated the occurrence and types of adverse effects associated with exposure to fragranced products in Australia, and opportunities for prevention. Data were … [Read more...] about Health and societal effects from exposure to fragranced consumer products
Ten Questions Concerning Fragrance-free Policies and Indoor Environments
Highlights Fragranced consumer products are associated with adverse health and societal effectsFragrance is pervasive within indoor built environmentsFragrance-free policies can provide benefits for building occupants and the publicFragrance-free policies are preferred by a majority of the population surveyed Abstract Indoor air quality is an international concern, … [Read more...] about Ten Questions Concerning Fragrance-free Policies and Indoor Environments
Something smells off: Kate Grenville’s case against fragrance
Fragrance is intimately linked with our memories and feelings. J. Sibiga Photography/Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND Ian Musgrave, University of Adelaide Scents, fragrances, perfumes. These words transform the mere concept of odours into something more evocative. Fragrance is intimately linked with our memories and feelings. For me the heavy smell of eucalyptus is forever … [Read more...] about Something smells off: Kate Grenville’s case against fragrance