Research in to the rethinking the industrial city centers of the 21st century from a holistic environmental, ecologicial, toxicological, economic, sociological, political & spiritual perspective. I personally am approaching the problem from an ecological as well as a toxicological - public health and occupational health perspective.
"Hygiene hypothesis" linked to heart disease risk - Yahoo! News: "According to the investigators, 'improved hygiene in early childhood might partially explain the greatest epidemic of the 20th century -- coronary heart disease.'"
posted by Thomas Fenaughty @ 3:37 PM
Scion of the 3rd Mayor of Los Angeles, Henry Mellus, who rounded the horn with Henry Dana, as recorded in "Two Years Before the Mast". I am the fruit of a RAND genius' loins, sprung from the southern California soil, sea and sunshine into the pollution epidemics of the late twentieth century. Now engaged in fighting the "Diseases of Suburbia" across America as a Nurse and Public Health Advocate. Author of the Book: "How to Stop Suburbia from Killing America! A Primer." Founder of the Coalition Rethinking Cities - a educational research non-profit organization dedicated to building the first "City Ship" by 2015.
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