Re: Re: Shoemaker's Progress

[Guest guest]

You are so right - he is in the process of proving his work is right on -

Dr. Shoemaker kindly allowed his abstracts of most recent work now under review

(study unpublished as yet) to be posted on:

www.schoolmoldhelp.org/research.html - one study with adults, one with children

- both exposed to water-damaged

buildings - you should add that to the research files for this site - and

another resource, through the caring efforts of Dr. Straus, microbiologist

with TX Tech University, a pioneer in identifying SBS, is his new book, coming

out end of August - Sick Building Syndrome - 12 chapters, each by a different

author, on the topic, edited by him. The overview of that 350 page book is on

the page noted above, also. These were the latest that I have found thus far -

added to Dr. Kaye Kilburn's studies, also at above site. Please do spread the

word on these and add to this site and others, or a link. These researchers

are getting down to the biochemistry of this terrible experience and know what

to do - it may be years before this is learned and accepted by the rest of the

medical world - just because they lean so heavily on their previous training,

I guess. But if WE know this now, we can benefit from it and help others to

know as well. Thanks to you all for what I learn on here daily!

SB

[Guest guest]

You are so right - he is in the process of proving his work is right on -

Dr. Shoemaker kindly allowed his abstracts of most recent work now under review

(study unpublished as yet) to be posted on:

www.schoolmoldhelp.org/research.html - one study with adults, one with children

- both exposed to water-damaged

buildings - you should add that to the research files for this site - and

another resource, through the caring efforts of Dr. Straus, microbiologist

with TX Tech University, a pioneer in identifying SBS, is his new book, coming

out end of August - Sick Building Syndrome - 12 chapters, each by a different

author, on the topic, edited by him. The overview of that 350 page book is on

the page noted above, also. These were the latest that I have found thus far -

added to Dr. Kaye Kilburn's studies, also at above site. Please do spread the

word on these and add to this site and others, or a link. These researchers

are getting down to the biochemistry of this terrible experience and know what

to do - it may be years before this is learned and accepted by the rest of the

medical world - just because they lean so heavily on their previous training,

I guess. But if WE know this now, we can benefit from it and help others to

know as well. Thanks to you all for what I learn on here daily!

SB