Article: IACFS/ME Chief Friedberg Urges Letter CDC Letter Writing Campaign for New Le
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I think this about says it all:
Really glad to see Dr. Friedberg speaking out on this important issue. We'll probably end up living with the outcome of this selection process for quite a while.
This letter dovetails nicely with your article on Dr. Infer at the CFSAC: Article-CDC-at-the-CFSAC-Meeting-Dr.-Unger-s-Job-Interview-and-More
Ad this to my letter to the NIH (as per George's suggestion): NIH-Letter-Campaign
This letter dovetails nicely with your article on Dr. Infer at the CFSAC: Article-CDC-at-the-CFSAC-Meeting-Dr.-Unger-s-Job-Interview-and-More
Ad this to my letter to the NIH (as per George's suggestion): NIH-Letter-Campaign
Thanks for posting Cort - "dismissal bordering on arrogance" all too well known here. Very best for your letter campaign.
Can anybody confirm that Steve Monroes email address in this article is correct? If this email address stephan.monroe@cdc.hhs.gov is googled, no results are returned. On an FDA article his email address is listed as steve.monroe@cdc.hhs.gov
I just emailed Dr. Monroe and both email addresses seemed to work as I received two automatic replies stating
I am currently out-of-the-office and unable to reply to your message.
I will be checking email and voicemail messages periodically during my absence.
If this matter requires immediate attention during normal business hours, please contact Ms. Sabahat Malik at +1-404-639-3574 or smalik@cdc.gov.
Steve Monroe, PhD
Director, Division of High-Consequence Pathogens and Pathology
National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases
CDC
+1-404-639-3574 (office)
smonroe@cdc.gov"
I am currently out-of-the-office and unable to reply to your message.
I will be checking email and voicemail messages periodically during my absence.
If this matter requires immediate attention during normal business hours, please contact Ms. Sabahat Malik at +1-404-639-3574 or smalik@cdc.gov.
Steve Monroe, PhD
Director, Division of High-Consequence Pathogens and Pathology
National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases
CDC
+1-404-639-3574 (office)
smonroe@cdc.gov"
What a terrific opening to take action on! I feel as though we are in the position of a soccer team (football); Dr. Friedberg has just shot us a great pass and we have the chance to take the ball down the field and score.
Some of us may want to write individual letters but others may need the help of a prototype letter to focus the main points. The main thing will be to send something out!
Some of us may want to write individual letters but others may need the help of a prototype letter to focus the main points. The main thing will be to send something out!
I posted this over in Advocacy section a little while ago as I didn't see this posted anywhere. Missed looking at the front page though.
A suggested letter included with the message that I received through XMRV Global Action was:
Sample letter Dear Dr. Monroe:
I urge you to select a new highly qualified individual for the position of Chief, Chronic Viral Diseases Branch which has responsibility for the CFS research program. The leadership of the past decade has conveyed an attitude of dismissal toward the scientific and professional communities. In addition, their use of the discredited 'empiric' definition of CFS compromises their ability to do meaningful research in this difficult and challenging field. Overall, we need open communication with the CDC/CFS program and fresh perspectives from their leadership--the qualities that could elevate this position to one that is viewed with renewed respect and credibility. Thank you.
(formatted by XMRV GA in order to facilitate reading)
A suggested letter included with the message that I received through XMRV Global Action was:
Sample letter Dear Dr. Monroe:
I urge you to select a new highly qualified individual for the position of Chief, Chronic Viral Diseases Branch which has responsibility for the CFS research program. The leadership of the past decade has conveyed an attitude of dismissal toward the scientific and professional communities. In addition, their use of the discredited 'empiric' definition of CFS compromises their ability to do meaningful research in this difficult and challenging field. Overall, we need open communication with the CDC/CFS program and fresh perspectives from their leadership--the qualities that could elevate this position to one that is viewed with renewed respect and credibility. Thank you.
(formatted by XMRV GA in order to facilitate reading)
CDC Director, Dr. Thomas Frieden
ftdh@cdc.gov
txf2@cdc.gov
This was the email address for Frieden that I got off the emal that he sent to me a while back: ftdh@cdc.gov
. The email address shown above looks old so I would use both emails to ensure you get to Thom. The guys needs to hear from us on what we sick demand. No more Reeves in a dress or another pair of droopy drawers...
ftdh@cdc.gov
txf2@cdc.gov
This was the email address for Frieden that I got off the emal that he sent to me a while back: ftdh@cdc.gov
. The email address shown above looks old so I would use both emails to ensure you get to Thom. The guys needs to hear from us on what we sick demand. No more Reeves in a dress or another pair of droopy drawers...