61. Mercury And Its Many Forms acrodynia can result from repeated exposures to mercurycontaining latexpaint fumes. acrodynia is usually seen in younger children. http://wellness.ucdavis.edu/safety_info/poison_prevention/poison_book/mercury.ht

Mercury and its Many Forms Topics on this page include: Elemental Mercury What are sources of exposure to elemental mercury? How toxic is elemental mercury? Can elemental mercury be dangerous? ... How to safely and correctly clean up a small spill is more complicated B roken thermometers are the cause of numerous calls to the Poison Center. Thermometers with a silver line contain elemental mercury. Thermometers with a red or blue liquid do NOT contain mercury. There is much misinformation about mercury, its various forms and its dangers. Three different types of mercury exist, varying in their levels of toxicity. They are elemental mercury, inorganic mercury and organic mercury. Elemental mercury Mercury is an extremely heavy, odorless, silver colored liquid. Mercury exists as a natural element in the earth's crust. Elemental mercury is also known as metallic mercury, liquid mercury, liquid silver and quicksilver. What are sources of exposure to elemental mercury? Sources of elemental mercury in the home include broken mercury thermometers, broken fluorescent light bulbs, dental amalgam fillings, mercury containing latex paints, extraction of gold from ore using mercury, and contaminated clothing from workers in thermometer making plants. Elemental mercury is also used as a Mexican folk medicine to treat "empacho," a chronic stomach disorder.

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63. AUTISM RESEARCH INSTITUTE She wrote a paper about acrodynia and pink disease, which had puzzled physicianssince the late 19th century and were not established as a result of mercury http://www.autism.com/ari/editorials/garbagescience.html

“Garbage science,” brick walls, crossword puzzles, and mercury Bernard Rimland, Ph.D. Autism Research Institute 4182 Adams Avenue San Diego, CA 92116 “Garbage science!” That is how psychiatrist Eric London characterized what he had just heard from several fellow parents of autistic children. Some of the parents were also MDs or professionals in other fields. “If you presented your views to a journal-reading club at a medical school,” Dr. London continued, “they would be thrown out the door.” The view that Dr. London objected to so strongly-that perfectly normal children had become severely autistic shortly after being inoculated with vaccines containing large amounts of highly toxic mercury-had been presented by parent-attendees at a National Institutes of Health meeting on October 23, 2000. The conference on “The Role of the Environment in Autism,” was sponsored by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. Continuing to deride what he called “garbage science,” Dr. London went on to explain that scientific progress proceeds like the building of a brick wall. “You start with a solid foundation to which you add, very systematically, experimentally proven facts, which fit neatly into place, brick by brick.” I arose and objected strenuously to Dr. London’s assertions, noting that Dr. London’s brick-wall model of scientific progress reflected a very common misconception. The brick-wall model is a useful way to teach science to beginning students: “Little steps for little feet.” But it is not the way scientific progress actually occurs in real life. I had in fact addressed this very matter in my Afterword to Anabel Stehli’s book

64. Autismo A survey on an Internet site of adult acrodynia victims, which compared the symptomsof adults who suffered from acrodynia as children with controls, reported http://www.healt.org/UNIMEDECINE/inglese/vaccins/autismo2.htm

I. SYMPTOM COMPARISON The overt symptoms of ASD and mercury poisoning, described in the literature and presented here, are strikingly similar. Summary tables have been provided after each section to aid in symptom comparisons. a. Affect/Psychological Presentation Since its initial description in 1943 by Leo Kanner, a psychiatrist, autism has been defined primarily as a psychiatric condition. One of the three requirements for diagnosis is a severe deficit in social interactions (APA, 1994). Self and parental reports describe children and adults who prefer to be alone and who will withdraw to their rooms if given the chance (MAAP, 1996-1999). Even high functioning autistics tend to be aloof, have poor social skills, are unable to make friends, and find conversationdifficult (Tonge et al, 1999; Capps et al, 1998). Face recognition and what psychologists call "theory of mind" are impaired (Klin et al, 1999, Baron-Cohen et al, 1993). Poor eye contact or gaze avoidance is present in most cases, especially in infancyand childhood (Bernabei et al, 1998). The second psychobehavioral diagnostic characteristic of autism is the presence of repetitive, stereotyped activities and the need for sameness (APA, 1994). Traits in this domain strongly resemble obsessive-compulsive tendencies in both thought and behavior (Lewis, 1996; Gillberg & Coleman, 1992, p.27), especially as the individual becomes more high functioning (Roux et al, 1998): "it [is] very difficult to distinguish between obsessive ideation and the bizarre preoccupations so commonly seen in autistic individuals" (Howlin, 2000). Serotonin uptake inhibitors known to be effective for OCD also reduce repetitive behaviors in some autistic patients (Lewis, 1996). Most autistic subjects - 84% in one study - show high levels of anxiety and meet diagnostic criteria for anxiety disorder (Muris et al, 1998).

65. Autismo acrodynia sufferers report vision problems, including nearsightedness and lightsensitivity or photophobia (Diner and Brenner, 1998; Neville Recollection http://www.healt.org/UNIMEDECINE/inglese/vaccins/autismo5.htm

Table VII: Summary of Unusual Behaviors Mercury Poisoning Autism Stereotyped sniffing (rats) Stereotyped, repetitive behaviors Hyperactivity (rats); poor response inhibition (humans), restlessness Hyperactivity; ADHD-traits Agitation (humans) Agitation Insomnia; difficulty falling asleep (humans) Insomnia; difficulty falling or staying asleep Eating disorders: anorexia, poor appetite, food aversion, narrow food preferences, decided food preferences (salty food) (humans) Eating disorders: anorexia; restricted diet/narrow food preferences; feeding and suckling problems Masturbation, priapism (children) Masturbatory tendencies Unintelligible cries; continuous crying; unprovoked crying (infants and children) Unprovoked crying Self injurious behavior, including head banging and hitting the head (toddlers and children) Self injurious behavior, including head banging and hitting the head Grimacing (children) Grimacing Staring spells (infants and children) Staring spells g.

66. Risks Of Mercury Exposure For Infants And Children Mercury exposure in children can cause a severe form of poisoning termedacrodynia. acrodynia is evidenced by pain in the extremities http://pasture.ecn.purdue.edu/~mercury/src/kids.htm

Mercury Sources in the Environment Mercury gets into the environment as a result of human uses of mercury in products and in industry, and the combustion of fossil fuels that contain mercury. In addition, natural sources such as the degassing of the earth's crust, forest fires, the evaporation of seawater and volcanos contribute mercury into the environment. An estimated two-thirds of mercury in the environment is the result of human activities. Mercury contained in medical household, and industrial products gets into the atmosphere when the products are discarded, especially when they are incinerated. As much as 650 metric tons (650,000 kilograms) are put into the environment each year by manmade sources. Mercury is constantly cycling through the environment, evaporating into the atmosphere and returning to the ground as the result of gravity or precipitation. Mercury in the atmosphere can be deposited into lakes and rivers. When mercury hits water, some of it goes through chemical processes that change it into other forms of mercury, most notably methylmercury. Methylmercury is ingested by fish when it gets in the water then it bioaccumulates in fish and can cause many health problems when people eat the fish that are contaminated with mercury. Keeping Mercury out of Wastewater When a mercury containing product such as a thermometer is broken over the sink or improperly cleaned up after a spill, the mercury could be flushed down the drain and enter the wastewater stream of a household. Once the mercury enters a wastewater treatment plant, most of it enters biosolids during treatment. One of the forms wastewater treatment plants dispose of the generated solids is by land spreading it. The mercury then enters back into the environment, thus susceptible to being taken up by wildlife and further contamination. Another form of treatment of the biosolids is incineration as discussed above. This could be avoided by

67. ACRODYNIA Tiscali Mobile. TISCALI. About Us. Business Services. Investor Relations. Contact Us. reference, reference. ENCYCLOPAEDIA FAMILY HEALTH. acrodynia. http://www.tiscali.co.uk/reference/encyclopaedia/familyhealth/dict/pages/a/142.h

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68. Volume 10 January - December 1997 This paper explores the social and medical history and context of pink disease (acrodynia),a serious disease of infants and young children that baffled the http://www3.oup.co.uk/sochis/hdb/Volume_10/Issue_02/100291.sgm.abs.html

Volume 10: January - December 1997 Issue 2: August 1997 Abstract Discussion point. The rise and fall of pink disease A Dally Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine, 183 Euston Road, London UK . Email: a.dally@wellcome.ac.uk ABSTRACT This paper explores the social and medical history and context of pink disease (acrodynia), a serious disease of infants and young children that baffled the medical world during the first half of the twentieth century until it was shown to be caused by mercury poisoning. In the English-speaking world the commonest source of the mercury was teething powders, which were widely available and advertised with increasing sophistication. Efforts to control them (such as the BMJ Keywords : acrodynia, azoospermia, calomel, diagnosis, disease and diseases, erythredema, Feer-Swift disease, infertility, mercury, mercury poisoning, patent medicines, pink disease, poisoning, social construction of disease, teething, Young's syndrome. Pages: Part of the OUP Social History of Medicine WWW service General Information Click here to register with OUP.

69. Page Title It has been found true for certain strains of mice and rats, and it was alsotrue for the form of mercury poisoning called acrodynia, which impaired http://www.linkny.com/~civitas/page191.html

return to previous page relatively low brain accumulations in mother and fetus, more rapid metabolism in infants resulting in greater conversion of ethylmercury to its toxic inorganic form vs slower metabolism in the mothers, and the involvement of mercury sensitive individuals rather than the average person. Third, the population distribution for mercury sensitivity, like that for nearly all toxins, is log normal; thus, statistically, a small percentage of the exposed population, if large enough, will be impaired at the lowest doses. The fact that some small percentage will be impaired at a very low dose is not just theoretical. It has been found true for certain strains of mice and rats, and it was also true for the form of mercury poisoning called acrodynia, which impaired approximately 1 in 500 children early in this century even at low doses. Clarkson describes acrodynia as being independent of dose and arising more from age and individual sensitivity. And finally, the risk assessment for vaccines does not take into consideration that infants may receive mercury from maternal sources, including maternal dental fillings and Rhogam shots which Rh negative women receive multiple times during pregnancy, each of which contains 30 micrograms of ethylmercury. Thimerosal is not a necessary component of vaccines, and every child can be fully immunized today with a non-thimerosal alternative. Immense harm has been caused by thimerosal in childhood vaccines. Do not risk permanent neurological damage to another child by allowing the continued use of thimerosal-containing vaccines. Official policy should err on the side of safety. Rather than waiting for formal studies to determine whether thimerosal should be taken out, the FDA should require that

70. Autism: A Novel Form Of Mercury Poisoning 5). Primary data derive from victims of contaminated fish (Japan – MinamataDisease) or grain (Iraq, Guatemala, Russia); from acrodynia (Pink Disease http://www.cqs.com/autism.htm

If you or a loved one, friend, or relative is afflicted with cancer, heart disease, AIDS, or other chronic illness, click here. Consulting Services Natural Therapy for Cancer Natural Therapy for Cardiovascular Disease ... Contact Autism: a Novel Form of Mercury Poisoning S. Bernard, B.A., A. Enayati, M.S.M.E., L. Redwood, M.S.N., H. Roger, B.A., T. Binstock Sallie Bernard, ARC Research, 14 Commerce Drive, Cranford, NJ 07901 USA, 908 276-6300, fax 908 276-1301 INTRODUCTION Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental syndrome with onset prior to age 36 months. Diagnostic criteria consist of impairments in sociality and communication plus repetitive and stereotypic behaviors (1). Traits strongly associated with autism include movement disorders and sensory dysfunctions (2). Although autism may be apparent soon after birth, most autistic children experience at least several months, even a year or more of normal development followed by regression, defined as loss of function or failure to progress (2,3,4). in vitro studies also provide insights into the mechanisms of Hg toxicity. More recently, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) have determined that the typical amount of Hg injected into infants and toddlers via childhood immunizations has exceeded government safety guidelines on an individual (6) and cumulative vaccine basis (7). The mercury in vaccines derives from thimerosal (TMS), a preservative which is 49.6% ethylmercury (eHg) (7).

71. RW: Page 4 (of 5) -"IDS Overlaps As A Disease Model...Multiple Chemical Sensitiv A syndrome of infant Hg toxicity called acrodynia is reported from applicationof calomel teething powders (255) and from paint exposures (267). http://www.rowatworks.com/Science/IDS-Overlaps/IDS-multipage/IDS_4.html

Home Science Index Search W-a-i-i-t-t W here A m I I n T his T hing?) Open Table of Contents in new small window [IDS Web Page 4 - Continued From Page 3. Integrated Defense System Overlaps as a Disease Model: With Examples for Multiple Chemical Sensitivity S.C. Rowat Originally published in: Reviews in Environmental Health, 1998 Environmental Health Perspectives 106, Supplement 1, February 1998. You can go to the single file version if you prefer (intended for fast connections and easier download/printing.) IDS Overlap MCS Model 2B: Allergic Mercury Reaction in Genetic Subset Introduction. Human allergy to Hg has been recognized for a long time and although the specific genetic code is not worked out, this allergy is strongly suspected to be of genetic origin. It is estimated to affect between 2 and 5% of the human population (247,248). The North American contact hypersensitivity to Hg is reportedly 5.4% (249). Predisposition to mercury allergy has recently been investigated in genetically selected rodents. Interestingly, special rodent strains develop significant immune aberrations and autoimmune disease in Hg exposure, including exposure by implanted dental amalgam Hg configured as in human exposure (250,251). In humans carrying dental amalgams, the amounts of Hg released have been estimated within the range that would cause reactions in those genetically susceptible to Hg (251). Therefore the millions of humans who carry Hg amalgams are theoretically at risk for genetically induced reactions. (Whether those not genetically susceptible could also be directly toxically affected by mercury is unknown; many widely divergent opinions and research reports have been published over the last few decades (247,248,251-256). Recent reports connect amalgams with oral cavity ill-health (248,257), increase in antibiotic-resistant bacteria in oral and intestinal cavities (258), multiple sclerosis (259,260), psychological complaints such as depression, excessive anger, and anxiety (261), and cardiovascular symptoms such as fatigue and high blood pressure (262).

72. A Fact Sheet For Health Professionals - Elemental Mercury A rare syndrome called acrodynia, or “pink’s disease,” can occur in childrenexposed to mercury vapor. Few children exposed to mercury develop acrodynia. http://www.idph.state.il.us/envhealth/factsheets/mercuryhlthprof.htm

A Fact Sheet for Health Professionals - Elemental Mercury Mercury has been known since ancient times and is commonly called quick silver or azogue. It is toxic in all three of its environmental forms: 1) elemental (liquid) mercury, 2) mercury salts and 3) organic mercury. This fact sheet will address the health issues related to elemental (liquid) mercury exposures. What is elemental mercury and how is it used? Elemental mercury is a shiny, silver-gray metal that is a liquid at room temperature. It can be found in thermometers, barometers, sphygmomanometers, dental amalgams, batteries, fluorescent lights and electrical switches. It also was commonly found in household latex paint prior to the early 1990s. In some cultures, elemental mercury is used in rituals, love potions and folk medicines. Some of these activities may include swallowing mercury capsules, sprinkling it in homes around baby cribs, sprinkling it in vehicles, burning it in candles, wearing it in amulets and directly rubbing it on the skin. How can people be exposed to elemental mercury?

73. Mercury Exposure Is Hazardous - SecurityWorld.com Mercury Exposure is Hazardous Although it is not as well known as carbon monoxidepoisoning, mercury poisoning (acrodynia) is just as hazardous. http://www.securityworld.com/library/health/mercuryexposure.html

Child/Young Adult The College Scene The Single Life Family ... Automotive Can't Find What You Need? Browse the Library Search Topics Submit a Topic Related Topics Radon Safety Dangers of Lead Poisoning Sick Building Syndrome How Safe is the Air We Breathe? Mercury Exposure is Hazardous Although it is not as well known as carbon monoxide poisoning, mercury poisoning (acrodynia) is just as hazardous. At high levels, mercury can cause damage to the brain, kidneys, and developing fetus. What is it? Mercury occurs naturally in the environment, and is found in several forms. Metallic mercury, the type that is found in thermometers, is a shiny, silver-white, odorless liquid. If heated, it turns into a colorless, odorless gas. Methylmercury is produced by bacteria in the water and soil, and builds up in the tissues of fish. How can you be exposed? There are several ways in which you can be exposed to mercury. One way is by eating fish or shellfish contaminated with methylmercury, although the FDA has set a maximum permissible level of 1 part methylmercury in a million parts of seafood. Breathing vapors in the air from spills, incinerators, and industries that burn mercury-containing fuels is another method. Although there is a release of mercury vapors from dental work and medical treatments, researchers show that the amount is minimal, and most of it is either "blown out of the mouth or excreted," not deposited in the brain.

74. Alphabetical Topic Index (AZ) Jump To A B C D E F G H I J K L M Syndrome Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Acrocephalosyndactylia AcrocephalosyndactyliaAcrodermatitis Acrodermatitis acrodynia acrodynia Acromegaly http://www.uscuh.com/apps/Intermap/topiclist/SectionA.html

Alphabetical Topic Index (A-Z): Jump To: A B C D ... Ax A Ab Abdominal Cancer Seeding Neoplasm Seeding Abdominal Problems Colorectal Cancer Overview Early Stage Colorectal Cancer Stage I Colorectal Cancer Liver Cirrhosis ... Stage II or III Colorectal Cancer Abducens Nerve Injury Abducens Nerve Injury Abetalipoproteinemia Abetalipoproteinemia Abnormal Menstrual Bleeding Abnormal Menstrual Bleeding Abnormal Pap/Dysplasia Abnormal PAP Smear Cervical Dysplasia Abortion, Incomplete Abortion, Incomplete Abortion, Missed Abortion, Missed Abortion, Septic Abortion, Septic Abortion, Threatened Abortion, Threatened Abuse - Physical or Mental Rape Shaken Baby Syndrome Back To Top ^ Ac Acanthamoeba Keratitis Acanthamoeba Keratitis Acantholysis Acantholysis Acanthosis Nigricans Acanthosis Nigricans Acatalasia Acatalasia Accelerated Idioventricular Rhythm Accelerated Idioventricular Rhythm Accessory Nerve Diseases Accessory Nerve Diseases Achlorhydria Achlorhydria Achondroplasia Achondroplasia Acinetobacter Infections Acinetobacter Infections Acne Acne Overview And Treatment Acne Keloid Acne Keloid Acoustic Neuroma Neuroma, Acoustic

75. Exposure Sources 1972; AminZaki, 1979). An example of variability in children is themercury-induced disease called acrodynia. In the earlier half http://www.testfoundation.org/exposure.htm

76. Inorganic Mercury age. This syndrome, called acrodynia or pink disease, is characterizedby a general rash over body. .. acrodynia cases usually http://www.testfoundation.org/mercuric.htm

77. Committee On Government Reform Iraqi babies exposed prenatally showed exaggerated reaction to noise (23),while in acrodynia, patients reported noise sensitivity (45). http://www.house.gov/reform/mercury_paper.htm

Autism: a Novel Form of Mercury Poisoning July, 2000 S. Bernard, A. Enayati, L. Redwood, H. Roger, T. Binstock Contact: Sallie Bernard, ARC Research, 14 Commerce Drive, Cranford, NJ 07901 USA, 908 276-6300, fax 908 276-1301, sbernard@arcresearch.com Summary Autism is a syndrome characterized by impairments in social relatedness and communication, repetitive behaviors, abnormal movements, and sensory dysfunction. Recent epidemiological studies suggest that autism may affect 1 in 150 U. S. children. Exposure to mercury can cause immune, sensory, neurological, motor, and behavioral dysfunctions similar to traits defining or associated with autism, and the similarities extend to neuroanatomy, neurotransmitters, and biochemistry. Thimerosal, a preservative added to many vaccines, has become a major source of mercury in children who, within their first two years, may have received a quantity of mercury that exceeds safety guidelines. A review of medical literature and U.S. government data suggests that (i) many cases of idiopathic autism are induced by early mercury exposure from thimerosal; (ii) this type of autism represents an unrecognized mercurial syndrome; and (iii) genetic and non-genetic factors establish a predisposition whereby thimerosal's adverse effects occur only in some children. INTRODUCTION Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental syndrome with onset prior to age 36 months. Diagnostic criteria consist of impairments in sociality and communication plus repetitive and stereotypic behaviors (1). Traits strongly associated with autism include movement disorders and sensory dysfunctions (2).

78. SafeMinds In the early 1900s, many young children developed a debilitating and often lethaldisease called acrodynia from exposure to small amounts of mercury in http://www.safeminds.org/mission.htm

Our Mission The Coalition for SAFE MINDs (Sensible Action For Ending Mercury-Induced Neurological Disorders) is a new, non-profit organization founded by parents to investigate and raise awareness of the risks to infants and children of exposure to mercury from medical products, including thimerosal in vaccines. SAFE MINDs founders have prepared and compiled a number of research papers on the potential harmful effects of mercury and thimerosal. The findings strongly suggest that these substances are likely causative factors in a number of neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism, attention deficit disorder, language delay, and learning difficulties. Our mission is to end the devastation caused by the needless use of mercury in medicines. We intend to use a multi-faceted approach: (1) we will work aggressively with government agencies, legislators, manufacturers, and retailers to ensure the removal of mercury from medical and health products; (2) we will press for more research to understand scientifically how mercury in these products causes harm and how effective treatments can be developed for those already exposed; (3) we will create awareness campaigns to parents and clinicians to educate them about the issue; and (4) we will encourage investigations into how mercury has persisted in routine medical products like vaccines despite its known neurotoxicity. To accomplish these goals, we intend to be active in the scientific, legal, regulatory, legislative, and public awareness arenas.

79. COOPERATIVE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY NEWSLETT In August 1989, a previously healthy 4year-old boy in Michigan was diagnosedwith acrodynia, a rare manifestation of childhood mercury poisoning. http://ace.orst.edu/info/extoxnet/newsletters/n103_90.htm

COOPERATIVE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY NEWSLETTER Vol. 10 No. 3 July 1990 Table of Contents I. Society of Toxicology President's Message, Curtis D. Klaassen, Ph.D II. Clinical Spectrum of Eosinophilia-Myalgia Syndrome California III. Eosinophilia-Myalgia Syndrome Update IV. Transmission of Plasmodium vivax Malaria - San Diego County, California, 1988 and 1989 V. Moth-Associated Dermatitis Cozumel, Mexico VI. Excerpts from "Should You Jog in the Smog?" VII. Mercury Exposure from Interior Latex Paint - Michigan VIII.Elemental Mercury Poisoning in a Household - Ohio, 1989 IX. Household Hazardous Waste Series #1: Batteries X. Regulatory Requirements for Spray Mixes XI. UC Exemptions from Pesticide Permit Regulations XII. Veterinarians and the Manufacturing of Drugs XIII.USDA Reports Problems with Sulfa, Gentamicin Residues in Dairy Cows XIV. USDA Reports on Residues in Imported Meat XV. Tidbits

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