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When workers developed the shakes, poor memory and depression working for a
South African manganese company, their union knew the job was to blame. The
government's compensation body agreed. So why did the company's medics
instead suggest the symptoms were caused by alcohol, drugs or Aids?

Unreasonable tactics

But the company’s attempts to sweep away evidence of disease related to
manganese dust and fume went beyond the use of local medics. The firm is
demanding that all the patients are reassessed by US neurologist Dr Warren
Olanow, to provide a definitive diagnosis. Research by Numsa suggested he
was far from an impartial choice

http://www.hazards.org/deadlybusiness/poisoned.htm

maryse

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