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Bibliography: Chronological Complete |
(excluding those published in journals of Clinical Ecology and letters to editors)
609 References Published from 1945 through September 1999
Sorted Chronologically (and Alphabetically Within Each Year)
1. Randolph, T.G. 1945. Fatigue and weakness of allergic origin (allergic toxemia) to be differentiated from nervous fatigue or neurasthenia. Ann.Allergy 3:418-430.
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5. Randolph, T.G. 1954. Allergic type reactions to industrial solvents and liquid fuels [Abstract]. J.Lab.Clin.Med 44:910-911.
6. Randolph, T.G. 1954. Allergic type reactions to indoor utility gas and oil fumes [Abstract]. J.Lab.Clin.Med 44:913
7. Randolph, T.G. 1954. Allergic type reactions to chemical additives of foods and drugs [Abstract]. J.Lab.Clin.Med 44:913-914.
8. Randolph, T.G. 1954. Allergic type reactions to motor exhaust [Abstract]. J.Lab.Clin.Med 44:912
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10. Randolph, T.G. 1956. The specific adaptation syndrome. J.Lab.Clin.Med 48:934-941.
11. Randolph, T.G. 1962. Human Ecology and Susceptibility to the Chemical Environment. C.C.Thomas, Springfield,IL.
12. Kailin, E. and C. Brooks. 1963. Systemic toxic reactions to soft plastic food containers: a double-blind study [of MCS patients]. Med.Ann.Washington DC 32:1-8.
13. Randolph, T.G. 1964. The ecologic unit, Part II. Hosp.Man. 97:47
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15. Randolph, T.G. 1965. Ecologic orientation in medicine: comprehensive environmental control in diagnosis and therapy. Ann.Allergy 23:7
16. Kailin, E. and A. Hastings. 1966. Electromyographic evidence of DDT-induced myasthenia [in MCS patients]. Med.Ann.Washington DC 35:237-245.
17. Randolph, T.G. 1966. Clinical ecology as it affects the psychiatric patient. Int.J.Soc.Psychiatry 12:245-254.
18. Tabershaw, I.R. and W.C. Cooper. 1966. Sequelae of Acute Organic Phosphate Poisoning. J.Occup.Med. 8:5-20.
19. Stokinger, H.E. and J.T. Mountain. 1967. Progress in detecting the worker hypersusceptible to industrial chemicals. J.Occup.Med. 9:537-542.
20. Sutton, W.L. 1969. Psychiatric disorders and industrial toxicology. Int.Psychiatry Clin. 6:339-351.
21. Randolph, T.G. 1970. Domiciliary chemical air pollution in the etiology of ecologic mental illness. Int J Soc Psychiatry 16:245
22. Henkin, R.I., P.J. Schechter, R. Hoye, and C.F. Mattern. 1971. Idiopathic hypogeusia with dysgeusia, hyposmia, and dysosmia. A new syndrome. J.A.M.A. 217:434-440.
23. Buchwald, H. 1972. The elusive miasma: problems of abnormal responses to atmospheric contaminants. Ann.Occup.Hyg. 15:379-391.
24. Fisherman, E.W. and G. Cohen. 1973. Chemical intolerance to butylated-hydroxyanisole (BHA) and butylated-hydroxytoluene (BHT) and vascular response as an indicator and monitor of drug intolerance. Ann.Allergy 31:126-133.
25. Levine, R.J., D.J. Sexton, F.J. Romm, B.T. Wood, and J. Kaiser. 1974. Outbreak of psychosomatic illness at a rural elementary school. Lancet 2:1500-1503.
26. Sirois, F. 1974. Epidemic hysteria. Acta Psychiatr.Scand.Supp. 252:1-46.
27. Stahl, S.M. and M. Lebedun. 1974. Mystery gas: An analysis of mass hysteria. J.Health Soc.Behav. 15:44-50.
28. Bealer, S.L. and D.V. Smith. 1975. Multiple sensitivity to chemical stimuli in single human taste papillae. Physiol.Behav. 14:795-799.
29. Bell, I.R. 1975. A kindling model of mediation for food and chemical sensitivities: biobehavioral implications. Ann.Allergy 35:206-215.
30. Felleson, J.A. 1977. New environment for nursing care: the clinical ecology unit. RN 40:49-57.
31. Fisherman, E.W. and G.N. Cohen. 1977. Chronic and recurrent urticaria: new concepts of drug-group sensitivity. Ann.Allergy 39:404-414.
32. Randolph, T.G. 1977. Both allergy and clinical ecology are needed [editorial]. Ann.Allergy 39:215-216.
33. Vievskaya, G., N. Bayda, and A.N. Vievskii. 1977. Mental disorders in persons with chemical allergies. Zh Nevropatol Psikhiatr 77:908-911.
34. Calabrese, E.J. 1978. Pollutants and High Risk Groups: Biological Basis of Increased Human Susceptibility to Environmental and Occupational Pollutants. Wiley, New York, NY.
35. Colligan, M.J. and M.J. Smith. 1978. A methodological approach for evaluating outbreaks of mass psychogenic illness in industry. J.Occup.Med. 20:401-402.
36. Maguire, A. 1978. Psychic possession among industrial workers. Lancet 1:376-378.
37. Randolph, T.G. 1978. Specific adaptation. Ann.Allergy 40:333-345.
38. Rea, W.J., I.R. Bell, C.W. Suits, and R.E. Smiley. 1978. Food and chemical susceptibility after environmental chemical overexposure: case histories. Ann.Allergy 41:101-109.
39. Reinhardt, C.F. 1978. Chemical hypersusceptibility. J.Occup.Med. 20:319-322.
40. Smith, M.J., M.J. Colligan, and J.J. Hurrell. 1978. Three incidents of industrial mass psychogenic illness: a preliminary report. J.Occup.Med. 20:399-400.
41. Colligan, M.J., M.A. Urtes, C. Wisseman, R.E. Rosensteel, T.L. Anania, and R.W. Hornung. 1979. An investigation of apparent mass psychogenic illness in an electronics plant. J.Behav.Med. 2:297-309.
42. Edgar, R.T., E.J. Fenyves, and W.J. Rea. 1979. Air pollution analysis used in operating an environmental control unit. Ann.Allergy 42:166-173.
43. Mackarness, R. 1979. Clinical ecology: a review. Practitioner 222:657-660.
44. Murphy, L.R. and M.J. Colligan. 1979. Mass psychogenic illness in a shoe factory. A case report. Int.Arch.Occup.Environ.Health 44:133-138.
45. American Academy of Allergy. 1980. American Academy of Allergy: statement by the Executive Committee. J.Allergy Clin.Immunol. 66:431-431.
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47. Colligan, M.J. 1981. Mass psychogenic illness: some clarification and perspectives. J.Occup.Med. 23:635-638.
48. Faust, H.S. and L.B. Brilliant. 1981. Is the diagnosis of "mass hysteria" an excuse for incomplete investigation of low-level environmental contamination? J.Occup.Med. 23:22-26.
49. King, D.S. 1981. Can allergic exposure provoke psychological symptoms? A double- blind test. Biol Psychiatry 16:3-19.
50. Levin, A.S., J.J. McGovern, Jr., J.B. Miller, L. Lecam, and J. Lazaroni. 1981. Immune complex mediated vascular inflammation in patients with food and chemical allergies [conference abstract]. Ann.Allergy 47:138
51. Levine, R.J. 1981. Is the presence of low-level environmental contamination a sufficient excuse for not diagnosing mass hysteria? [letter]. J.Occup.Med. 23:597-599.
52. Strickland, B.R. 1981. Psychological Effects of Food and Chemical Susceptibilities. Voices Fall:68-72.
53. Bell, I.R. 1982. Clinical Ecology. Common Knowledge Press, Bolinas, CA.
54. Grieco, M.H. 1982. Controversial practices in allergy. J.A.M.A. 247(22):3106-3111.
55. Luster, M.I. and J.H. Dean. 1982. Immunological hypersensitivity resulting from environmental or occupational exposure to chemicals: a state-of-the-art workshop summary. Fundam.Appl.Toxicol. 2:327-330.
56. Barsky, A.J. and G.L. Klerman. 1983. Overview: hypochondriasis, bodily complaints, and somatic styles. Am.J.Psychiatry 140:273-283.
57. Brodsky, C.M. 1983. 'Allergic to everything': a medical subculture. Psychosomatics 24:731-2, 734-6, 740-2.
58. Brodsky, C.M. 1983. Psychological factors contributing to somatoform diseases attributed to the workplace. The case of intoxication. J.Occup.Med. 25:459-464.
59. Levine, S.A. and J.H. Reinhardt. 1983. Biochemical pathology initiated by free radicals, oxidant chemicals, and therapeutic drugs in the etiology of hypersensitivity disease. Orthomol.Psych. 12:166-174.
60. McGovern, J.J., Jr., J.A. Lazaroni, M.F. Hicks, J.C. Adler, and P. Cleary. 1983. Food and chemical sensitivity. Clinical and immunologic correlates. Arch Otolaryngol. 109:292-297.
61. Modan, B., T.A. Swartz, M. Tirosh, C. Costin, E. Weissenberg, A. Donagi, C. Acker, M. Revach, and G. Vettorazzi. 1983. The Arjenyattah epidemic. A mass phenomenon: spread and triggering factors. Lancet 2:1472-1474.
62. Pearson, D.J., K.J. Rix, and S.J. Bentley. 1983. Food allergy: how much in the mind? A clinical and psychiatric study of suspected food hypersensitivity. Lancet 1:1259-1261.
63. Small, G.W. and J.F. Borus. 1983. Outbreak of illness in a school chorus. Toxic poisoning or mass hysteria? N.E.J.M. 308:632-635.
64. Whorton, M.D. and D.L. Obrinsky. 1983. Persistence of symptoms after mild to moderate acute organophosphate poisoning among 19 farm field workers. J.Toxicol.Environ.Health 11:347-354.
65. Boxer, P.A., M. Singal, and R.W. Hartle. 1984. An epidemic of psychogenic illness in an electronics plant. J.Occup.Med. 26:381-385.
66. Calabrese, E.J. 1984. Age and Susceptibility to Toxic Substances. Wiley-Interscience, New York, NY.
67. King, D.S. 1984. Psychological and behavioral effects of food and chemical exposure in sensitive individuals. [Review] [58 refs]. Nutr.Health 3:137-151.
68. Payan, D.G., J.D. Levine, and E.J. Goetzl. 1984. Modulation of immunity and hypersensitivity by sensory neuropeptides. J.Immunol. 132:1601-1604.
69. Prah, J.D. and V.A. Benignus. 1984. Trigeminal sensitivity to contact chemical stimulation: a new method and some results. Percept.Psychophys. 35:65-68.
70. World Health Organization (Regional Office for Europe) and Commission of European Communities (Health and Safety Directorate). 1984. Workshop on allergic responses and hypersensitivities induced by chemicals; Frankfurt, 12-15 October 1982. World Health Organization/Commission of European Communities. Clin.Allergy 14:113-114.
71. Boyles, J.H., Jr. 1985. Chemical sensitivity. Diagnosis and treatment. Otolaryngol.Clin.North Am. 18:787-795.
72. Green, M. 1985. Questions and Answers: 'Allergic to everything': 20th-Century Syndrome. J.A.M.A. 253:842
73. Koller, L.D. 1985. Effect of chemical sensitivity on the immune system. Immun.&Allerg.Prac. 7:405-417.
74. Root, D., Katzin, D., and Schnare, D. Diagnosis and treatment of patients presenting subclinical signs and symptoms of exposure to chemicals which bioaccumulate in human tissue. 150-153. 1985. Hazardous Materials Control Research Inst. Proceedings of the National Conference on Hazardous Wastes and Environmental Emergencies. 5-14-1985.
75. Schneider, C.H., R. Guenin, and O. Toffler. 1985. Immediate hypersensitivity to drugs and simple chemicals: the efficacy of monovalent elicitors. Eur.J.Immunol. 15:155-162.
76. Selner, J.C. and H. Staudenmayer. 1985. The practical approach to the evaluation of suspected environmental exposures: chemical intolerance. Ann.Allergy 55:665-673.
77. Stewart, D.E. and J. Raskin. 1985. Psychiatric assessment of patients with "20th-century disease" ("total allergy syndrome"). Can.Med.Assoc.J. 133:1001-1006.
78. Thomson, GM. Report of the ad hoc committee on environmental hypersensitivity disorders. 1985. Toronto, Ontario, Ontario Ministry of Health.
79. Walters, A.H. 1985. Clinical ecology in environmental health. Rev.Environ.Health 5:271-293.
80. American Academy of Allergy and Immunology, E.C. 1986. Clinical ecology. J.Allergy Clin.Immunol. 78:269-271.
81. Bannikov, E.A. 1986. [A method of determining the sensitivity to chemical substances in experimental studies and in patients with occupational dermatitis using the erythrocyte sedimentation reaction]. Gig.Tr.Prof.Zabol. 45-46.
82. Berglund, B. and T. Lindvall. 1986. Sensory reactions to "sick buildings". Environ Int 12:147-159.
83. Calabrese, E.J. 1986. Ecogenetic Variations in Susceptibility to Environmental Agents. Wiley, New York, NY.
84. California Medical Association Scientific Board Task Force on Clinical Ecology. 1986. Clinical ecology--a critical appraisal. West.J.Med. 144:239-245.
85. Dudley, J. 1986. Psychiatric assessment of patients with "20th Century Disease". Can Med Assoc J 134:472-474.
86. Iasnetsov, V.V. and V.A. Pravdivtsev. 1986. [Chemical sensitivity of the neurons of the medial vestibular nucleus to enkephalins, acetylcholine, GABA and L-glutamate]. Kosm.Biol.Aviakosm.Med. 20:53-57.
87. Kenyon, J.N. 1986. Clinical ecology. Practitioner 230:1095-1103.
88. Kenyon, J.N. 1986. Food sensitivity, a search for underlying causes. Case study of 12 patients. Acupunct.Electrother.Res. 11:1-13.
89. Lee, R.E. 1986. Environmental hypersensitivity: would we really accept the results of sound research? Can.Med.Assoc.J. 134:1333-1336.
90. Nikiforuk, G. and M. Nikiforuk. 1986. Evidence for the "hypersensitivity syndrome". Can.Med.Assoc.J. 134:1343-1344.
91. Schnare, D.W. and P.C. Robinson. 1986. Reduction of the human body burdens of hexachlorobenzene and polychlorinated biphenyls. IARC.Sci.Publ. 597-603.
92. Selner, J.C. and H. Staudenmayer. 1986. The relationship of the environment and food to allergic and psychiatric illness. In Psychobiological Aspects of Allergic Disorders. S.H. Young, J.M. Rubin, and H.R. Daman, editors. Praeger, New York,NY.
93. Stewart, D.E. and J. Raskin. 1986. Hypersensitivity disorder and vernacular science. Can.Med.Assoc.J. 134:1344-1346.
94. Terr, A.I. 1986. Environmental illness. A clinical review of 50 cases. Arch.Int.Med. 146:145-149.
95. Bell, I.R. 1987. Environmental illness and health: the controversy and challenge of clinical ecology for mind-body health. Advances 4:45-55.
96. Brodsky, C.M. 1987. Multiple chemical sensitivities and other environmental illness: a psychiatrist's view. Occup.Med. 2:695-704.
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98. Cullen, M.R. 1987. Multiple chemical sensitivities: summary and directions for future investigators. Occup.Med. 2:801-804.
99. Cullen, M.R. 1987. The worker with multiple chemical sensitivities: an overview. Occup.Med. 2:655-661.
100. Galland, L. 1987. Biochemical abnormalities in patients with multiple chemical sensitivities. Occup.Med. 2:713-720.
101. Gordon, M. 1987. Reactions to chemical fumes in radiology departments. Radiography. 53:85-89.
102. Hessl, S.M. 1987. Management of patients with multiple chemical sensitivities at occupational health clinics. Occup.Med. 2:779-789.
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119. Doty, R.L., D.A. Deems, R.E. Frye, R. Pelberg, and A. Shapiro. 1988. Olfactory sensitivity, nasal resistance, and autonomic function in patients with multiple chemical sensitivities. Arch.Otolaryngol.Head.Neck Surg. 114:1422-1427.
120. Maschewsky, W. 1988. Psychosomatish oder neurotoxisch? Jahrbuch fur Kritische Medizin 13:154-164.
121. Rea, W.J. 1988. Chemical hypersensitivity and the allergic response. Ear.Nose.Throat.J 67:50-56.
122. Ryan, C.M., L.A. Morrow, and M. Hodgson. 1988. Cacosmia and neurobehavioral dysfunction associated with occupational exposure to mixtures of organic solvents. Am J Psychiatry 145:1442-1445.
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