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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1986
A review of 50 patients with a clinical ecology diagnosis of environmentally induced illness is reported. Histories were extremely heterogeneous. Eight patients had no symptoms or disease, 11 had symptoms caused by preexisting nonenvironmental disease, and 31 had multiple subjective symptoms.
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A review of 50 patients with a clinical ecology diagnosis of environmentally induced illness is reported. Histories were extremely heterogeneous. Eight patients had no symptoms or disease, 11 had symptoms caused by preexisting nonenvironmental disease, and 31 had multiple subjective symptoms.
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Environmental Illness in Athletes
Clinics in Sports Medicine, 2005This article examines environmental illness in athletes. Causes, symptoms, and treatment of heat-related illness, cold-related illness, and altitude-related illness are discussed.
Craig K, Seto +2 more
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Environmental Heat Illness in Children
Pediatrics in ReviewSamuel S, Schimelpfenig, Kaleb, Dobbs
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Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 1990
Environmental illness is a polysymptomatic disorder believed by "clinical ecologists" to result from immune dysregulation brought on by common foods and chemicals. We systematically evaluated 26 subjects who had been assigned a diagnosis of environmental illness. The subjects indicated a strong interest in their diagnosis, were generally satisfied with
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Environmental illness is a polysymptomatic disorder believed by "clinical ecologists" to result from immune dysregulation brought on by common foods and chemicals. We systematically evaluated 26 subjects who had been assigned a diagnosis of environmental illness. The subjects indicated a strong interest in their diagnosis, were generally satisfied with
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WOMEN LIVING WITH ENVIRONMENTAL ILLNESS
Health Care for Women International, 2003We used a case study approach to explore the experiences of 4 women who live with environmental illness (EI). From the unstructured interviews we found a variety of themes that pointed to the complexity of EI and its severe impact on the lives of these women, their families, and their significant others.
Andrea, Chircop, Barbara, Keddy
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Environmental Factors in Depressive Illness
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1965There seems to be a series of conceptual problems regarding depressive illness and its classification. First, there is the problem of whether these illnesses have some biological function, whether they represent attempts on the part of human organisms to deal with or escape from situations of stress, or whether they should be thought of simply as ...
A D, FORREST, R H, FRASER, R G, PRIEST
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1974
During the past decade, a number of advances have been made in understanding the adverse effects of environmental heat. Among these have been important, even spectacular observations on certain chemical, biophysical, and physiological events that take place during performance of hard work in hot environments.
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During the past decade, a number of advances have been made in understanding the adverse effects of environmental heat. Among these have been important, even spectacular observations on certain chemical, biophysical, and physiological events that take place during performance of hard work in hot environments.
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Trends in Environmentally Related Childhood Illnesses
Pediatrics, 2004Tracking incidence or prevalence of diseases and using that information to target interventions is a well-established strategy for improving public health. The need to track environmentally mediated chronic diseases is increasingly recognized. Trends in childhood illnesses are 1 element of a framework for children’s environmental health indicators ...
Tracey J, Woodruff +5 more
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Environmental Stress in Primary Depressive Illness
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1972The occurrence of life-change events (as defined by the social readjustment rating questionnaire) prior to disease onset was measured in a group of 74 patients suffering from primary depressive disorders. The resultant frequency distribution histogram was unimodal.
K C, Thomson, H C, Hendrie
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