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Already got a response back from Dr. Moskowitz:

[e-mail] writes:

> (Didn't know whether to email this to you or go through the "contact us" on
> your website, so I did both.)
>
> Dear Dr. Moskowitz:
> I try not to bother you with inane questions because I know your time is
> valuable. Hopefully, you won't consider this inane. Here in Mississippi I've been
> contacting newspapers, TV stations, the governor, my congressman, and,
> finally, the State Health Dept. about your West Nile Virus Clinical Trial. The doctor
> I talked with at the State Health Dept. was aware of the case of West Nile
> Virus in Ohio where your protocol was used with great success. She told me that
> they have the protocol on file and that doctors treating WNV have access to
> that protocol. She could describe it well enough to where I knew it was yours.
> My question is this, did you and/or Paul Knopick contact the state health
> depts. sharing with them your protocol? This would make sense to me to promote the
> clinical trial. Since I know Mississippi has it on file, is any doctor here
> who utilizes your treatment protocol required to report back to you so that you
> may log the info in the interests of the trial results? Am I even in the right
> ballpark here? I'm just trying to figure out how this is shaping up and,
> also, wanted to make sure that you were aware that Mississippi has your protocol
> on file. Thanks...James Kelley


Dear Mr. Kelley,

Thanks for all your legwork.

I contacted all 50 State Depts of Health last summer (and got nowhere), and
again in early March this year. So they got a chance to see our protocol
twice.

What would be ideal is if the State Depts of Health didn't avoid clinical
interventional trials like the plague, and actually helped publicize our
protocol to physicians and patients in the state, rather than just keep it
in a file. Fat lot of good it does anybody locked away in a file drawer.

They wouldn't have to lift a finger. All they'd have to do is mention our
website on their WNV page, or, better yet, provide a link to our home page.
It could be as simple as that. But I haven't found a single Dept of Health
willing to do that. Something about staying away from all clinical trials...

With this attitude, there's no way polio would have been beaten. It was the
public health authorities that led the charge in 1954. Now, they're an
infinite sink of energy and good will, a black hole where people go for help
and get none, even when help is readily available.

Yours,

Dave Moskowitz MD
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Chairman, CEO and Chief Medical Officer
GenoMed, Inc.

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