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Volume 105 Supplement 2, March 1997

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Table of Contents

Overview

Introduction and Overview

Howard Kipen and Nancy Fiedler
p. 405

Chemical Sensitivity: The Scientific Literature

Nancy Fiedler and Howard Kipen
p. 409

Clinical Perspectives

Profile of Patients with Chemical Injury and Sensitivity

Grace Ziem and James McTamney
p. 417

Clinical Characteristics of Chemical Sensitivity: An Illustrative Case History of Asthma and MCS

Gerald H. Ross
p. 437

Commentary: Laboratory Testing of the Patient with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

Howard R. Kehrl
p. 443

Theoretical Perspectives

Toxicant-induced Loss of Tolerance--An Emerging Theory of Disease?

Claudia S. Miller
p. 445

Commentary: Evolving Concepts of Chemical Sensitivity

Robert C. MacPhail
p. 455

Individual Differences in Neural Sensitization and the Role of Context in Illness from Low-level Environmental Chemical Exposures

Iris R. Bell, Gary E. Schwartz, Carol M. Baldwin, Elizabeth E. Hardin, Nancy G. Klimas, John P. Kline, Roberto Patarca, and Zhi-Ying Song
p. 457

Potential Role of Stress and Sensitization in the Development and Expression of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

Barbara A. Sorg and Balakrishna M. Prasad
p. 467

Hypothesis for Induction and Propagation of Chemical Sensitivity Based on Biopsy Studies

William J. Meggs
p. 473

Psychophysiological Hypotheses Regarding Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Syndrome

Paul M. Lehrer
p. 479

Commentary: Systematic Considerations in the Area of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

Vernon A. Benignus
p. 485

Experimental Methods

Experimental Strategies for Research on Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

Bernard Weiss
p. 487

Cognitive and Psychomotor Performance Tests and Experiment Design in Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

Anthony Wetherell
p. 495

A Behavior-Genetic Approach to Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

David B. Newlin
p. 505

Human Drug Discrimination and Multiple Chemical Sensitivity: Caffeine Exposure as an Experimental Model

Thomas Eissenberg and Roland R. Griffiths
p. 509

Working Group Reports

Empirical Approaches for the Investigation of Toxicant-induced Loss of Tolerance

Claudia Miller, Nicholas Ashford, Richard Doty, Mary Lamielle, David Otto, Alice Rahill, and Lance Wallace
p. 515

Pavlovian Conditioning and Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

Shepard Siegel and Richard Kreutzer
p. 521

Psychoneuroimmunology

Nicholas Cohen, Howard Kehrl, Birgitta Berglund, Ann O'Leary, Gerald Ross, James Seltzer, and Clifford Weisel
p. 527

Neurogenic Inflammation: With Additional Discussion of Central and Perceptual Integration of Nonneurogenic Inflammation

Rebecca Bascom, William J. Meggs, Mark Frampton, Kenneth Hudnell, Kaye Killburn, Gerd Kobal, Michelle Medinsky, and William Rea
p. 531

Testing the Neural Sensitization and Kindling Hypothesis for Illness from Low Levels of Environmental Chemicals

Iris R. Bell, John Rossi III, Mary E. Gilbert, Gerd Kobal, Lisa A. Morrow, David B. Newlin, Barbara A. Sorg, and Ronald W. Wood
p. 539

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