Cardio disease citation--as promised, was Gofman

[Steven Dapra <sjd@swcp.com>]

June 6



	Whatever the actual data (statistics) are, they are only for year 2000.

This of course tells us nothing about trends, and certainly proves nothing

about cause and effect.



	You, Mr. Ricciuti, need to present one or more studies that show a cause

and effect relationship between heart disease and exposure to buried

uranium.  In your co-authored "Bomb that fell on Niagara" article you claim

at least three times that radiation exposure causes heart disease.  Where

is your study (or Gofman's) to substantiate that claim?  A bunch of

statistics for one year doesn't prove anything.



Steven Dapra

sjd@swcp.com









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