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Radium Article in Florida paper
Radsafe:
Yesterday I sent a brief note to Scott Streater, the report who wrote the
article posted to radsafe on Wednesday [see hyperlink below] expressing my
dismay at the inaccuracy of the article and the graphic which accompanied
it.
LINK TO ARTICLE IN QUESTION:
http://www.pensacolanewsjournal.com/news/090703/Local/ST002.shtml
The reporter has gotten back to me today [see his email below the
"=======" ] asking what I felt was "inaccurate and misleading". As he notes
below, a "physician from the American Cancer Society" wrote him stating it
was accurate. I have a number of clear concerns I will put into a note
which I'll prepare this weekend.
However, if anyone who read or might read the article in the Pensacola News
Journal [click on hyperlink above] about radium in water, and wants to
suggest their thoughts which may raise points I might overlook, in a reply
which I'll compile and edit, please send your comments to me and I'll pull
them together into a single submission.
Alternatively, feel free to follow the links in the above article to send a
comment yourself directly to the journalist, Mr. Streater.
Stewart Farber, MS Public Health
Consulting Scientist
[203] 367-0791
======
From: ScottStreater1@aol.com
To: farbersa@optonline.net
Subject: Radium
Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2003 14:29:42 -0400 (EDT)
> Mr. Farber,
>
> Thank you for the e-mail. My name is Scott Streater, the reporter who
> wrote the stories. I'm sorry I'm just now getting back to you. Your
> message was only forwarded to me a few minutes ago. If you would, I'd
> like to know specifically what you felt was "inaccurate and misleading,"
> particularly the graphic. Just minutes after I received your message, I
> received an e-mail from a physician with the American Cancer Society who
> expressed the opposite opinion.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Scott Streater
>
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