MCS :: Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

1996 Definition from International Program on Chemical Safety (IPCS):
An acquired disorder with multiple recurrent symptoms; associated with diverse environmental factors tolerated by the majority of people; not explained by any known medical or psychiatric disorders.

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“…there seems to be confusion amongst some people as to whether MCS is classified as a disability. We would like to assure this committee that the Equal Opportunity Commission and the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission consider MCS to be a legitimate disability under the Disability Discrimination Act, and will act on legitimate claims of discrimination from people with MCS. In relation to MCS disability access, it is very clear that we need a broad access strategy for all areas of public life, such as public buildings, public spaces, public transport, schools, supermarkets and other basic services.”
Mr Peter Evans, Convenor of the SATFMCS


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Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

Awareness Month of May


"“As the cause of MCS remains obscure and diagnosis problematic, treatment strategies can only be based on understanding and supportive care.”
Dr Jim Fitzgerald, South Austrelian Department of Health



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“…I can no longer work and my husband is now my fulltime carer as I can no longer care for myself. I can no longer shop, use public libraries, walk in parks, or visit friends because of the effect the chemicals they use have on me. I am too ill to drive, write or even hold a book and my daughter is typing this for me as I am unable to.”
- a person with MCS







ME/CFS International Awareness Day



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