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clinical ecology

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clinical ecology
n.
The study of the effects of environmental exposure to synthetic chemicals on the immune system. Also called environmental medicine.


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They call for more scientific research into the tenets of clinical ecology and MCS in order to subject the numerous theories concerning these disorders to the peer review of evidence-based, controlled investigation.
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American Academy of Allergy and Immunology, 1986: "Review of the clinical ecology literature provides inadequate support for the beliefs and practices of clinical ecology.
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Theron Grant Randolph (1906 - 1995), father of clinical ecology and the first to question the adverse health effects of poor indoor air quality.
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