Rebuttal of article by Dr. Lettonet al. cancer 1977

Rebuttal Comments from Dr. Dunn and Dr. Wechsler

I ntroduction: In recent years a number of emerging new therapies have become available for the treatment of severe asthma among which bronchial ther-moplasty is the only nonpharmacologic intervention that has been approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration in 2010. 1 Although bronchial thermoplasty has great promise for the patient with severe asthma and is now within the thera...

Rebuttal of Estep et al . Submission by Aubrey de Grey

Estep et al.’s Challenge tactics centre on repeating the word “unscientific” as often as possible in the apparent hope that this will render the judges oblivious to the complete absence of substance in their submission. Particularly incongruous is their accusation that I use the media to skirt expert criticism, when the SENS Challenge itself is my most conspicuous effort to do just the reverse,...

Response to Dr. Moya’s Comments to Article by Thoene M et al., Nutrients 2016, 8, 451

This reply is a supplementary addition to our previous article entitled "Comparison of a Powdered, Acidified Liquid, and Non-Acidified Liquid Human Milk Fortifier on Clinical Outcomes in Premature Infants" as published in Nutrients in July 2016. It provides a response to a comment made by Dr. Fernando Moya to this original article, so the purpose of this is to compare and contrast various persp...

Rebuttal to the Formal Comment on Schorr et al. (2014) submitted by Tyack et al. (2015)

Tyack et al. cite three specific concerns in their commentary regarding Schorr et al. [1], and we respond briefly to them here. Quotes around normal font designate text from their commentary; italicized text in quotes is from the original paper [1]. Tyack et al. state that readers may misinterpret findings in Schorr et al. [1] because they aren’t “. . .adequately appreciating that that some of ...

Deadly radon in montana? A rebuttal to dr. Larsson.