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    Hawaii Med J. 2004 Sep;63(9):264-5.

    Effects of Upcountry Maui water additives on health.

    Rohner AL, Pang LW, Iinuma G, Tavares DK 3rd, Jenkins KA, Geesey YL.

    Maui Department of Health, USA. arohner@hawaii.edu

    Since 2001 Upcountry Maui residents have been concerned that water additives may be linked to health problems in their community. A study using phone surveys was conducted to assess this issue. Most people suffered skin rashes, while others experienced eye irritations or respiratory problems. The surveys suggested that these symptoms might have been attributable to the water additives.

    PMID: 15540523 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

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