(When talking about latex allergy)
http://media.www.chicagoflame.com/m...ews/2010/04/05/Pulse/Pocket.Doc-3899748.shtml
Personally I think intelligent replies, ideally ones that quote research, could be useful. I know some people might disagree so I'm not going to defend the suggestion - have better things to do.
One can comment below or one can even send a letter to the editor http://www.chicagoflame.com/home/lettertotheeditor/ - I think the latter would be better with at least reference of some sort
http://media.www.chicagoflame.com/m...ews/2010/04/05/Pulse/Pocket.Doc-3899748.shtml
Many of us were a little skeptical since there seemed to be a strong correlation between latex allergy and 1) fibromyalgia, 2) mitral valve prolapse, 3) chronic fatigue syndrome, and 4) environmental allergies to everything (especially mold). That's not to say these entities don't all exist (certainly there are experts who think they do), but certain kinds of temperaments (needy, whiny, depressed, and complaining constantly) are, let's just say, "over represented" in those groups. But I digress….. I can already see the complaints coming from the Fibromyalgia Association, Chronic Fatigue Support Group, and the like. In my defense, all I can claim is that I call 'em like I see 'em. This is just one guys experience and opinion.
Personally I think intelligent replies, ideally ones that quote research, could be useful. I know some people might disagree so I'm not going to defend the suggestion - have better things to do.
One can comment below or one can even send a letter to the editor http://www.chicagoflame.com/home/lettertotheeditor/ - I think the latter would be better with at least reference of some sort