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It is surprising that, while you speak out on the topic of ADR's in general, Terry, you remain silent about the fact that your government is invisiblizing work done in the 1990's to reduce the unnecessary killing of persons with sensitivities in the health care system, mostly through ADR's. If one maps the prevalence of sensitivities against the figures you use, as many persons with undiagnosed sensitivities are unnecessarily killed by preventable ADR's as die from prostate cancer. Canada's Chief Public Health Officer misrepresents the nature of sensitivities by focusing on controversy about the theories of so-called "doctors of environmental medicine" while ignoring centuries of mainstream knowledge about sensitivities. Because his actions result in unnecessary deaths to children and other vulnerable persons, they may constitute criminal negligence. Where is your voice on this important sub-section of your obviously heartfelt concern?
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