Brown to OHRC Rosen concerning use of OMA as reference concerning abuse by physicians

Ironically, within a couple of years, the OMA was writing to OHRC Commissioner Rosemary Brown on our behalf, asking where the OHRC was getting its information. The OHRC, for three decades, with the exception of the time when Catherine Frazee was Chief Commissioner, and to a lesser extent when Keith Norton was Chief Commissioner, has subjected persons with sensitivities to a reverse onus on the basis of a legitimate but separate debate about "environmental medicine."