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

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Dear Mr. Harrison:


Sorry for the interruption to you and your work there in Colorado ( a beautiful state BTW), but does this mean I should stop bothering the board?

Does this email mean that I am bothering the board? If so to you, I am sorry.

Sincerely,

L.H. Ricciuti

"To be confounded is one thing, to be the confounder another." Cite me...

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In a message dated 6/9/2003 10:55:52 AM Eastern Standard Time, Tony.Harrison@state.co.us writes:


>This issue isn't limited to studies of radiation health effects, but arises in any study where health effects are correlated with environmental exposures.  

COMMENT--Exactly


>Unlike physics problems, epidemiological problems rarely have answers that are clear cut.

COMMENT-So nary the twain shall meet?


> >The bottom line is that neither health physics nor epidemiology should
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> >be practiced by amateurs.


       Back to work,


       Tony Harrison, MSPH

       Colorado Dept. of Public Health & Environment

       Laboratory Services Division

       (303)692-3046

       tony.harrison@state.co.us

COMMENT-NONE, I'm confounded once again.