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Multiple Chemical Sensitivities Hazard Recognition Multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) patients often report non-specific symptoms from exposure to low-levels of chemical, biological, or physical agents. There seems to be no single stimuli or predictor of reactions. The following references aid in recognizing the illnesses and hazards associated with MCS. Multiple Chemical Sensitivity. Ohio State University Extension. Presents a definition of MCS, describes some of the difficulties involved in identifying and defining the disorder, and provides recommendations for reducing chemical exposures.  Safety and  Health Topics     Multiple Chemical Sensitivities   Hazard Recognition   Evaluation and Management   Additional Information   Credits

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