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lbd
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 Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2009 7:48 pm Post subject: Dr. Fine and Enterolab research |
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This was a post in the other forum posted today:
"FYI, after doing more research and spending much time writing and editing, Dr. Fine has completed his research paper and has submitted it for publication. Yeah!"
ANNA
Her reply to someone who questioned how she knew:
"Because I do work for them.
Before I posted, I did get permission from the lab to share the fact that he has completed the paper."
ANNA
My reply:
"That is wonderful news, Anna! I can't wait to read it! Do you know where it may ultimately appear? Please pass my congratulations and thanks to Dr. Fine. Because of his work, both my sister and I had the impetus we needed to pursue and benefit greatly from a gluten free diet, despite negative results from conventional testing. Hopefully, this will open up a new option to many and convince doctors that there are other testing options.
May I share this information on another gluten free forum which has several members that have benefitted from Dr. Fine's work?"
Laurie
Her reply to me:
"Hi Laurie,
I think it would be fine to share this on the other forum. I do not know yet where it will ultimately appear. I plan to shout it to the mountaintops when I know that answer ."
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aklap
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Very good! Thanks for the heads up! *impatiently waiting...*
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Home-Based-Mom
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This is good news indeed. I think Dr. Fine may have taken more flak because he waited until he was sure of his research than he would have if he had just dumped a bunch of inconclusive sensational data into the marketplace. Sad commentary of how the system works, but makes me more comfortable with his apparent ethics. Looking forward to the publication. 
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cultureslayer
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| Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 12:05 pm Post subject: |
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Don't be too impatient. Sometimes it can take a year after first submission to get something published.
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aklap
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Well, I've waited this long...what's another year...
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cultureslayer
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| Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 1:33 pm Post subject: |
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| aklap wrote: | | Well, I've waited this long...what's another year... |
Ok, just didn't want you to get too excited and go uncork some nice wine or something.
Journal review committees are the pickiest, moodiest bunch of people above the age of 5 on the planet. They never accept anything on the first submission. Having to submit to a couple journals (but not at once, can't submit anywhere else until the first journal rejects you) and make several rounds of revisions is common.
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