Re: Cardio disease citation--as promised, was Gofman

["Richard L. Hess" <lists@richardhess.com>]

I would like to say that IF there is a substantial cluster of heart 

disease, over time, it bears trying to see what the causes are. Whether 

it's buried uranium or shovelling too much snow (the lake effect, you 

know), we don't know yet.



I think it's important to understand first the extent of the cluster and to 

see if someone who understands statistics can tell us from multiple years 

if it's a trend or just a statistical blip.



As I stated in a previous message, I'd like to see 20 years or more of the 

data, but I'm sure many of you are better equipped than I to analyze it.



I have been well educated by this group, but I still believe there are 

things we don't know and sometimes, we can learn in unexpected places if we 

listen with an open mind, but not jump to conclusions.



Cheers,



Richard





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