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An update on the NIH, Dr. Elias Zerhouni, James P. Kiley of NHLBI
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 Posted: Sun Sep 18th, 2005 23:25

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Sherry,
Why not just ask Dr Zerhouni to do that? It is likely that he hasn't even though of doing it... It is likely that his minions have been advising him very badly indeed. The corollary is that he is a heartless politician, and I still find that unlikely. So, I suspect he now knows that something is wrong, and he will certainly know it after the event next week.

I intend to suggest that his office convenes a Consensus Conference to give a proper airing to the new data. I will be doing that during the visit to Bethesda :)

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 Posted: Mon Sep 19th, 2005 11:53

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Dr. M:

If you have time, could you please elaborate on why the conventional "double-blind" studies would not work for testing MP?  All participants in double-blind studies wonder if they have the placebo, but that's the nature of the study, isn't it?  Do you believe it would not work because it is unacceptable to subject participants to falsely hoping they will improve, or because there is some drawback in the type of study?

What other type of studies are there in the science world that would be satisfactory?

This stuff is so darn fascinating.  Some of it is so logical, it's almost inconceivable to me that there are not a lot of doctors or science-folk jumping on this.

Oh! how I wish I had gone into medical research!  I enjoy knowing the science behind all of it.

Thank you for all your efforts,

Debbie-O

 

 

 

 



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 Posted: Mon Sep 19th, 2005 12:10

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Debbie

from MP FAQs.... Easy Finder see FAQs When will a blinded study be done of the Marshall Protocol?

Why won't my doctor consider the Marshall Protocol?

Why is the Marshall Protocol not being discussed & used by doctors around the world?

I don’t understand the science behind the Marshall Protocol. Where can I get answers?

thanks, Barb ....



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 Posted: Tue Sep 20th, 2005 00:35

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A major part of the protocol involves avoidance of light and foods containing vitamin D - this part of the treatment would be impossible to blind.



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 Posted: Tue Sep 20th, 2005 00:54

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Guss,
We could do multi-factorial randomized blinded studies. Those are what I am talking about with the FDA.

..Trevor..

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I happened to see Dr. Zerhouni on PBS Nightly Business Report last night. He seemed like a genuinely nice but ignorant fellow. One thing he said really struck a nerve - he said he thought they would soon be able to diagnose disease before people get sick. I'd be satisfied if he could diagnose disease after it is present, but sadly even that is currently out of reach.

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I just finished a mailing to 40 friends. The envelope contains my friendly letter and  a stamped, pre-addressed postcard  to the NIH Director.  I've asked them to write the following sentence:  "Please study the Marshall Protocol" or "Please either substantiate or refute the Marshall Protocol".  I also am sending along, in the same envelope, the excelent summary, "What is The Marshall Protocol". 

Keep on pushing.

Sherry



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 Posted: Wed Sep 21st, 2005 23:22

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Whiile in Bethesda, one might look into:

Howard Hughes Medical, non government
http://www.hhmi.org/
Howard Hughes Medical Institute
4000 Jones Bridge Road
Chevy Chase, MD 20815-6789
(301) 215-8500
e-mail: webmaster@hhmi.org

http://www.hhmi.org/contact/directions.html
http://www.hhmi.org/contact/directory.html

Unless everything worthy of time at the Director's Pioneer Awards on the 29th have already been arranged.



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 Posted: Thu Sep 22nd, 2005 04:31

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What is a multi-factorial randomized blind study?



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kenc,

In a multi-factorial study, a drug is evaluated by testing it in combination with other drugs rather than by itself. For example, one group of patients might test therapy A, another test therapy B, a third group test A and B combined, and a control group test neither A nor B.

Randomized means people are assigned at random either to receive the new drug, the standard treatment for that disease, or a nonfunctional substitute (such as a sugar pill). This last group is often called the control group, or the placebo group.

Blinded studies can be double-blind in which neither the patient nor the physician knows who is getting which drug or single-blind in which the doctor knows but the patient does not.

Best,

Meg

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 Posted: Mon Sep 26th, 2005 23:59

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I finished the Press Releases in time, and will be flying out tomorrow morning to meet Meg and Belinda in Washington. We have an appointment at the NIH on Wednesday morning, and then then we are meeting the 5 other MP folks who are arriving Wednesday to let Dr Zerhouni know that this community will not be ignored, during the seminar on Thursday.

Wish us all luck,
Trevor..

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I will be with you all in spirit. Thank you for everything you are doing.. I hope they will be more receptive this time. None of our efforts are in vain. Have a safe trip and a wonderful time!

LeAnne



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 Posted: Tue Sep 27th, 2005 00:37

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Trevor,

Have a safe trip! I appreciate your energy, commitment, and effort on behalf of all of us. I pray that Zerhouni's eyes be opened by the info that you, Belinda, and Meg will deliver. Good luck and God bless,

Betsy



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Trevor, Belinda and Meg,

You will definately make a positive impact.  Just the fact that you have not let the NIH deter you from moving forth with this life saving treatment is proof that your voice will be heard.   Tens of Thousands will be on the road to recovery thanks to you all.  Your knowledge and expertise is going to pay off.

Have a safe trip. 

 

We will see you when you get back.

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Profiles in courage? Yes..........all of you!

We are proud to have you representing us.

Sharon



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Good luck Dr. Marshall. Wish I could be there, although at this time I have enough trouble dealing with conferences where everyone is friendly like at your conference in Chicago.

Morris



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Good luck, hope they will listen reasonable argumentation.



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 Posted: Tue Sep 27th, 2005 19:04

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Good luck! If you speak with Dr. Zerhouni, remember he is a scientist, but in his position now he is first a politician and not likely to give you much information. (Unfortunately in the political climate right now he actually may not be ABLE to give you information. This is a very centralized Administration.) He may talk, but say nothing.  Hopefully you will leave with more leads than dead ends!



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Best of luck to you all !!

I admire all your endurance and energy to keep fighting those windmills !!  They will break down eventually, this community is growing all over the world and will NOT be kept overseen by TPTB !!

Sincerely, Frans



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 Posted: Tue Sep 27th, 2005 23:54

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Anyone who grasps the significance of "The Marshall Protocol"  (MP) probably feels the same way I do:  this is a historic project.  And forgive me for drawing analogies, but its as earth shattering as The Manhattan Project (another MP!). But not as destructive to human life or peace on the planet.

I'm going to write another 10 friends and enclose the pre-addressed postcards to the NIH Director. 

Press on...

Sherry

P.S.  My thoughts are with everyone in Bethesda these next few days.



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