Recognition of MCS as a Legitimate Disease and Disability

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From 1994 to 1998, MCS Referral & Resources compiled a detailed and fully referenced list of the legislative and administrative policies, court decisions, and policies of independent organizations that recognized MCS as a legitimate disease and/or disability.  In 1999, MCS R&R's director Albert Donnay published a peer-reviewed summary of this research in the International Journal of Toxicology.  This documentation of MCS recognition is invaluable for those seeking reasonable accommodation, benefits and/or compensation for MCS illness and disability.       

Published Review Article (PDF)       Details of MCS Recognition (PDF)      

Who Recognizes MCS as a Medical Disorder or Disability ? (8/98)

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Federal Government Agencies, Commissions, Institutes & Departments

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State Government Agencies, Commissions, Legislatures & Departments

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Local Government Agencies, Commissions, Councils & Departments

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Federal Court Decisions

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State Court Decisions

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State Workers' Comp. Board Decisions

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Canadian Federal Agencies

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Canadian Provincial Agencies

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