Re: Re: Doubt is Their Product book by s

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I agree look at the study on Katrina where they are taking questionaires, what

??? what kind of a study is that??  There are not taking blood,  samples or

breathing tests or anything useful , useless paperwork they got a grant for .. 

How can you get a good study out of questionaires  ????

http://tulane.edu/news/newwave/010208_cough.cfm

 

 God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: ginloi <ginloi@...>

Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 2009 8:47:42 AM

Subject: [] Re: " Doubt is Their Product " book by s

" Industry-funded " science in my view has serious problems. It is usually there

for " product development " and not there for purely humanitarian reasons.

So does " industry-funded " research done at universities. I always want someone

to " show me the money " for the funding. People always want something in return

for their money. They either want a doctorate or a device approved.

This is not anti-capitalist, just reality. There are upsides to this type of

funding but it is not pure, " just for the knowledge " research. Just my opinion.

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> Brain,

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> It is a good book to help understand what has been done over the mold

> issue. Look up " JOEM " in the index. This is the Journal of ACOEM. Dr.

> 's book cites no less than four times to how the ACOEM journal has been

> used to further the interest of industry.