2019-UCSF-CHR-IRB-study-Extension-to-102720 Human Research Protection Program Institutional Review Board (IRB) Expedited Review Approval Principal Investigator Victor I. Reus, MD Co-Principal Investigator Lewis Perdue Type of Submission: Continuing Review Submission Form Study Title: Clinical blood profile assays as biomarkers to directly assess potential health effects resulting from the controlled elimination of suspected dietary and environmental chemical toxins. […]
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SSHS – Early study results, thoughts and anomalies
Note: There is an inconsistency in the literature on reporting high sensitivity C-Reactive Protein levels. The actual protein is properly abbreviated CRP. The test procedure for measuring quantities below 10 mg/L is hsCRP. However, published papers most often refer to the protein as hsCRP which is, technically, incorrect because that is the test, not the […]
UCSF IRB/CHR Approves Revised Study Protocol
Right-click images to view a much larger version. The full revised protocol and appendices are at this PDF document Summary Revised Protocol: UCSF IRB/CHR Number: 15-17703 Approved by IRB/CHR Co-Principal Investigators: W. Lewis Perdue, Dr. Victor I. Reus MD Study Title: Clinical blood profile assays as biomarkers to directly assess potential health effects resulting from […]
The Study & Protocol As Approved in 2015
A PDF of the complete study as approved by UCSF/IRB in 2015 can be found at this link. The revised study protocol available here was approved by UCSF-IRB/CHR on Nov. 14, 2018. The Committee on Human Research (CHR) at the University of San Francisco Medical School has approved the Stealth Syndromes experimental protocol. This study […]
UCSF- IRB/CHR Approval letter
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Why The Nickname “Human Lab Rat Study?”
The formal name of this study, as approved by the UCSF Medical School Committee on Human Research is: “Clinical blood profile assays as biomarkers to assess potential health effects resulting from the controlled elimination of suspected dietary and environmental chemical toxins.” That’s a mouthful, more than a little awkward when mentioning in conversation and does […]