Lyme News: Kathleen M. Dickson solves the biggest medical crime in human history

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Subject: Lyme News (2 articles) IDSA/ALDF crooks are lookin' pretty
STUPID
Date: Oct 22, 2008 3:25 PM

On the Lyme scam over the bogus testing and profiteering,
everyone is welcome (NOT):
http://www.actionlyme.org/Actionlyme_History.htm
http://www.actionlyme.org/DICKSON_FDA_SUBMISSION_FULL.htm
http://www.actionlyme.org/USDOJ_COMPLAINT_RICO.htm

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Best Documentary: Infectious Disease Category
Under Our Skin Wins Prestigious FREDDIE Award "Oscars" of Healthcare
Films

Last update: 1:37 p.m. EDT Oct. 22, 2008
SAUSALITO, Calif., Oct 22, 2008 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Under Our
Skin, a documentary
about the debilitating and often heartbreaking effects of Lyme
disease, has just
won a prestigious FREDDIE Award. The honor names the doc "Best Film
about Infectious
Diseases".
A production of Open Eye Pictures of Sausalito, CA and filmmaker Andy
Abrahams Wilson,
Under Our Skin investigates the human, medical and political
dimensions of Lyme
disease. The film casts one of the first media spotlights on the
emerging epidemic
that is destroying countless lives. Lyme disease is among the most
misunderstood
and controversial illnesses in recent medical history.
The FREDDIES, sometimes referred to as the "Oscars of Healthcare
Films,"
are the preeminent media awards in the international health and
medical fields.
Each year, the competition attracts hundreds of submissions from
around the world.
Filmmakers and producers compete in 36 categories for the FREDDIE, the
bronze statuette
named in honor of the competition's founder, Dr. Fred Gottlieb.
Judging is conducted
by world-renowned medical and production professionals from across the
United States.
"We're honored to be recognized by the FREDDIE awards," says filmmaker
Andy Abrahams Wilson. "This honor allows us to again focus needed
attention
on the hundreds of people who shared their difficult stories of Lyme
disease-as
well as the millions more who are fighting for treatment, or sadly,
have lost loved
ones. This FREDDIE award honors their courageous battles."
Prior to the FREDDIE, Under Our Skin was an Audience Choice Award
finalist at the
Tribeca Film Festival, where it had its world premiere. In addition,
the film has
received major news coverage from ABC's Good Morning America, The
Washington
Post, and Sirius XM radio's Oprah and Friends Channel with Dr. Oz,
among many
others. Critics have called it:

"Well-researched ... suspenseful ... artfully shot." -Variety

"Emotionally charged!" -ABC News



"Not since Michael Moore has a documentary caused such a stir across
America."
-Fox News
The FREDDIES will be officially awarded at a black-tie awards ceremony
November
14, 2008 at the Crystal Tea Room in Philadelphia, PA. If you are
interested in interviewing
the film's director -- or physicians and patients -- at the event or
prior,
please contact Marc at ma...@onthemarcmedia.com or (410) 963-2345.
SOURCE Under Our Skin

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And on the immune suppression outcomes, everyone is welcome (NOT):
http://www.actionlyme.org/PAM3CYS_IMMUNE_SUPPRESSION.htm
http://www.redorbit.com/news/health/1591551/viral_genetics_reports_initial_findings_from_lyme_disease_study/


Viral Genetics Reports Initial Findings From Lyme Disease Study

Posted on: Wednesday, 22 October 2008, 12:00 CDT

Viral Genetics, a biotechnology company that discovers and develops
immune-based
therapies, has reported initial findings of its ongoing Lyme disease
study.

Early Lyme disease research has resulted in three significant
findings. First, the
study team has identified and synthesized 'key' peptides that are
predicted
to have high binding affinity to an individual's immune cells based on
the genetic
traits of their immune system.

Secondly, the team has tested the newly identified peptides in mouse
models in which
the immunological genes are very well characterized. Lastly, the team
has shown
that the 'targeted, computationally predicted peptides' significantly
reduce
the number and 'activation state' of the cells responding to Borrelia
proteins.

The study, which was financed by a grant specifically allocated for
Lyme disease
research, could also potentially offer answers to other immune-based
diseases including
HIV/AIDS. The team hopes the study will settle the longstanding and
controversial
debate in the medical community over methods of treatment.

Karen Newell, lead investigator of the study, said: "Our early
findings are
promising and potentially could unlock the mysteries of Lyme disease
as well as
other immune-based diseases including HIV/AIDS. We look forward to
moving into the
clinical phase of research."

A service of YellowBrix, Inc.

Source: Datamonitor

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Kathleen M. Dickson
Solver of *both* aspects of the cryme:
1) Bogus Testing (Dearborn) for Profit (spinning diseases to suit the
false
positive outcome of commercial products and for BigInsurance)
2) Immune Dysregulation is the cause of the New Great Imitator
outcomes.