Hi!
I'd like to announce a genetic study for hyperhidrosis going on at UCLA., conducted under Dr. Samuel Ahn in Vascular Surgery.
We are recruiting people with family members who have hyperhidrosis (2 family members or more)
Previously we have run an analysis and found a region in the genome that might be related to hyperhidrosis, but we need more samples to reproduce the results and confirm it.
The process is very simple, all we need from you and your family is your saliva/spit sample!
If you have family members w/ hyperhidrosis and would like to know more about the study, please contact me at fchandra@ucla.edu
HH Genetic Study
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songboy1234
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Samuel S. Ahn Caught Red Handed
Here is my research paper on Samuel S. Ahn. Of interest here is evidence that Ahn is using this genetic study to recruit ETS surgery patients.
http://www.truthaboutets.com/Pages/CaughtRedHanded.html
Caught Red Handed!
An Investigation Into the Methods and Tactics of Samuel S. Ahn, M.D.
By Alex Baker (songboy1234)
March 1, 2006
Draft ver.1.3
Abstract
ETS Surgeon Samuel S. Ahn, M.D. has been caught on video telling lies about ETS side-effects, denying participation in a WebMD article and a EurekAlert! press release, admitting human vivisection and other disturbing aspects of ETS. He is evidently using a UCLA scientific study to recruit surgery patients. Ahn maintains his status as a prolific practitioner and ardent advocate of ETS, while a member of his research staff has published claims that Dr. Ahn does not even recommend the surgery at all.
http://www.truthaboutets.com/Pages/CaughtRedHanded.html
Caught Red Handed!
An Investigation Into the Methods and Tactics of Samuel S. Ahn, M.D.
By Alex Baker (songboy1234)
March 1, 2006
Draft ver.1.3
Abstract
ETS Surgeon Samuel S. Ahn, M.D. has been caught on video telling lies about ETS side-effects, denying participation in a WebMD article and a EurekAlert! press release, admitting human vivisection and other disturbing aspects of ETS. He is evidently using a UCLA scientific study to recruit surgery patients. Ahn maintains his status as a prolific practitioner and ardent advocate of ETS, while a member of his research staff has published claims that Dr. Ahn does not even recommend the surgery at all.