Re: mold fad a thing of the past

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Jack,

1) Why is the CDC still investigating mold and its effects
on human health? Are they re-investigating the clusters of
crib deaths in Cleveland again - even after Caoimhin P.
Connell swears the CDC debunked the earlier research by Dr.
Etzel, Dr. Dearborne, etal?

2) Why did Dr. Clive Brown (MD with CDC) state a need to do
more research in the neurotoxicology and immunology effects
of mold at the ACGIH National Symposium in Orlando FL last
November (2003 is you have lost count).

3) Why has Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker and Dr. Ken Hudnell gained
traction in their research with the neurotoxic and
immunological research with actual patients? It must be for
real or the FDA would not have audited Dr. Shoemaker's
records.

4) Why has the EPA started research in these same areas?
Could it be that these government agencies know deep down
that Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker and Dr. Ken Hudnell are at the
forefront of human health and the microbial environment?

5) What about Steve Vesper's EPA research with fungal
hemolysins?

My personal opinion is the government agencies are actually
investigating instead of "looking busy" because the
politically appointed policy makers have realized the
embarrassment of others proving what they (policy makers not
scientists) ignored. Administrators have to have public
documents proof-read by these policy makers who have the
ultimate say - even if they don't know a carbuncle from a
hemorrhoid

The real ivory tower is the offices of the government policy
makers who know little more than the current list of
political party fundraisers. How many policy decisions do
you think are made at catered events where a pave of beef
tenderloin with pattipan squash, corn pudding and asparagus
are served? Are they working on their next career move with
Corporate America? "I'll see what I can do......."

Now they have to let the government scientist do the research
the government scientist have been saying to do for years.

Jack, "coffee table literature" like you're citing is
well................like a Readers Digest in the bathroom.
The only people reading it are usually full of it.

Have a nice day,

Greg Weatherman
Aerobiological Solutions Inc.

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On 3/29/04, Jack wrote:
> This whole mold phenom is a fad of the past. You guys get
> over it. The well has run dry!!!

CDC research for a problem that may actually exist

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