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To: Major Tom who wrote (1615)	9/10/1998 12:46:00 PM
From: Brad	Respond to of 4650

When Biomoda can present the results of the study to JAMA, the Journal of the American Medical Association (as they said they fully intend to do), it should be major news! Lung Cancer kills more people than ALL other types of cancer combined (according to an ABC News Special a few weeks ago). Early detection is the KEY to survival. To be able to detect it 6 YEARS earlier than ANY other method now in use is highly significant. That's what we hear all the time about cancer. "EARLY DETECTION IS ESSENTIAL TO IMPROVING SURVIVAL RATES." Biomoda says they have conducted thousands of their own tests. They know exactly what they expect the study's results to prove.

To: Major Tom who wrote (1615)	9/10/1998 12:56:00 PM
From: CO	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4650

Major Tom, If the testing goes well, I think the Biomoda news will be picked up by some major TV stations at some point. I think it is possible even someone like Dateline or 60 Minutes might pick up the Biomoda story sooner or later. I have personally been compiling an e-mail list of TV stations all across the US. I now have about 367 valid e-mail addresses. I have been sending out information to these TV stations. And I am now working on newspapers. Personally I expect the testing to go very well. From what Ari Ma'ayan has said, it appears that they have already done numerous tests and the Lung Check results will just be a validation of their positive results. Ari does not expect any surprises in the test results. When the test results are published, I think everyone needs to know. There are many people dying of lung cancer. I personally have known several people that died from lung cancer. And the sooner the news of the early Lung Cancer Detection Kit gets out, the sooner more lives can be saved.