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Table of Contents
Section I. Efficacy And Mechanisms
- Chapter 1
- The scope of environmental medicine
- Chapter 2
- Historical background of environmental medicine
- Chapter 3
- Review of efficacy
- Chapter 4
- Symptom provocation by environmental factors and foods, possible mechanisms
Section II. Methods
- Chapter 5
- Introduction to the methods of environmental medicine
- Chapter 6
- Aeroallergens and aeroallergies
- Chapter 7
- Chemical sensitivities - detection and management
- Chapter 8
- Food allergy and intolerance - investigation and management
- Chapter 9
- Gut dysfunction and distant symptoms
- Chapter 10
- Nutritional aspects of management
- Chapter 11
- Other problems
- Chapter 12
- The use of medication in allergic patients
- Chapter 13
- Specific prophylaxis
- Chapter 14
- Environmentally-controlled units
- Chapter 15
- Children and the Elderly
- Chapter 16
- Symptoms and syndromes and their management
Section III. The Wider Implications of Environmental Medical Practice
- Chapter 17
- The size of the problem and of the potential benefits
- Chapter 18
- Environment and reproduction
- Chapter 19
- Buildings and the avoidance of chronic illness
- Chapter 20
- Issues concerning air, food and water
- Chapter 21
- Conclusions
Appendices
- Appendix 1
- Addresses
- Appendix 2
- Instructions and Help Sheets
- Appendix 3
- Assessment and Record Charts
- Appendix 4
- Notices and Questionnaires
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