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Explore Issues Raised By 'Invisible Killers'

(CBS)  Below you'll find more information about 48 Hours' "Invisible Killers" program, airing on Sept. 28, 2000.

Stachybotrys
Dr. Dorr Dearborn
Rainbow Children's Hospital
216-368-4369

Melinda Ballard, homeowner
[e-mail]

Dr. Eckhardt Johanning
Eastern N.Y. Occupational and Environmental Health Center
518-436-5511 x358

Dr. David Straus
Texas Tech University
Medical Center
3601 Fourth St.
Lubbock, Texas 79430

Visit the Web site at www.stachybotrys.com/stachy.htm.

The Environmental Protection Agency will have a hot line set up for questions and concerns about indoor contamination. The Indoor Air Hot Line can be reached at 800-438-4318.

Or visit www.epa.gov/iaq/biologic.html.

Strep B

A Web site with more information on the subject is www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dbmd/gbs.

The Centers for Disease Control has set up a Strep B hot line at 404-371-5375.

Cody Unser

Dr. Doug Kerr
Johns Hopkins Medical Center
410-338-3000

Information on transverse myelitis and Cody Unser's foundation is at the Web site www.codysfirststep.org/.

E. coli

Rachel Gene Aldrich Foundation Fund
c/o KeyBank National Association
1 Metro Park Dr.
Albany, N.Y. 12205

For more information regarding E. coli, visit www.mednews.net/bacteria.

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