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| However, the American College of Physicians reviewed 15 studies of provocation-neutralization testing performed by clinical ecologists and criticized the introduction of bias, lack of controls, and their uniformly poor methodologic designs (24). Once an offending agent has been identified, the clinical ecologist injects it in various rising concentrations until a "neutralizing dose" is found. In an article he wrote in 1987 for the medical journal Insights in Allergy, Terr voiced skepticism toward environmental illness and so-called clinical ecologists, health care practitioners who specialize in the treatment of environmental illness and chemical sensitivity. |
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