Brown to Globe and Mail Rod Mickleburgh about his contribution to misconceptions and consequent abuse

Globe and Mail reporters invisibilized the history of persons with sensitivities, instead hanging the debate about environmental medicine on our noses. In conversation on the phone, Mickleburgh adopted, as most journalists do, the position that his approach had been valid and fair. Tens of thousands of Canadians with sensitivities have been unnecessarily killed in health care since. Includes supporting documents.