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Environmental pathobiology--the combined approach to problem solving and manpower training.

AT THE MOMENT, there are two types of experts in environmental health: (1) the expert scientist actually working in the field and (2) the armchair expert who reads some of the literature and expounds his views to the public. Both types of experts are needed today-one to provide the scientific facts and information, the other to arouse the public and the legislative bodies to the dangers that may exist. My concern is not for the second category of experts, but for the first. There is a critical need for more well-trained scientists to work in the field of environmental health and, in particular, a need for experimental pathologists. I believe that as pathologists and experimental pathologists, we can and we should be of assistance in alleviating this shortage.