Guest guest Posted January 5, 2006 Report Posted January 5, 2006 In a message dated 01/05/2006 4:52:44 PM Pacific Standard Time, snowlion8@... writes: > Subj: [CO-CURE] NOTICE: Simon Wessely a Hurricane Katrina Community > Advisory Group Scientific Collaborator > > > > > [This may be of interest given that Simon Wessely is listed as > one of the Hurricane Katrina Community Advisory Group Scientific > Collaborators.] > > > Newswise - Beginning Jan. 10, Harvard Medical School, through a $1 million > grant by the National Institute of Mental Health, will begin recruiting a > statistically representative sample of 2,000 survivors of Hurricane Katrina > to serve in the Hurricane Katrina Community Advisory Group. Group members > will provide personal health and needs assessment information to help > inform public policy. One thousand members of the advisory group will be > from the New Orleans area, while the other thousand will be from other > affected regions. The recruitment will be national in scope, as many > survivors are now in different parts of the country. Results from the first > survey of the Advisory Group will be available at the end of February 2006 > and will be updated every three months after that for two years. > > Read the complete article at > http://www.newswise.com/articles/view/517135/ > > [AOL: Here] Quote
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2006 Report Posted January 6, 2006 OH. MY. GOD. This guy Wessley is probably single-handedly more responsible for the delays in people with CFS getting decent medical care than anyone else in the country - a big-time psychobabblizer. He's been around since the old Yuppie Flu Slacker Myth days. This is just sick. Sick! malibu805@... wrote: In a message dated 01/05/2006 4:52:44 PM Pacific Standard Time, snowlion8@... writes: > Subj: [CO-CURE] NOTICE: Simon Wessely a Hurricane Katrina Community > Advisory Group Scientific Collaborator > > > > > [This may be of interest given that Simon Wessely is listed as > one of the Hurricane Katrina Community Advisory Group Scientific > Collaborators.] > > > Newswise - Beginning Jan. 10, Harvard Medical School, through a $1 million > grant by the National Institute of Mental Health, will begin recruiting a > statistically representative sample of 2,000 survivors of Hurricane Katrina > to serve in the Hurricane Katrina Community Advisory Group. Group members > will provide personal health and needs assessment information to help > inform public policy. One thousand members of the advisory group will be > from the New Orleans area, while the other thousand will be from other > affected regions. The recruitment will be national in scope, as many > survivors are now in different parts of the country. Results from the first > survey of the Advisory Group will be available at the end of February 2006 > and will be updated every three months after that for two years. > > Read the complete article at > http://www.newswise.com/articles/view/517135/ > > [AOL: Here] Quote
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