Kay Karen Lambert 8 hrs Dr. Nicolsons daughter served in the Persian Gulf War and came back very ill along with most of her platoon. Subsequently, both Drs. Garth and Nancy Nicolson became ill and their cat died from this mysterious illness. Only an antibiotic regimen helped his daughter, his wife, and himself. In an effort to spread the word to all veterans, Dr. Nicolson testified in front of the Presidential Advisory Committee on Gulf War Illness and even agreed to an article in The National Enquirer. A highly respected scientist, Dr. Nicolson found the staff of the MD Cancer Institute in Texas being threatened by his work. Not wanting his colleagues to lose their government funding, he moved to California and set up the Institute of Molecular Medicine in Huntington Beach. After years of being harassed, as well as being the object of scorn by a recently aired program on gulf war illness filmed by the Public Education Television in Boston, the Department of Defense seems, at last, to be taking Dr. Nicolson and his work seriously enough to begin this testing effort. ncf-net.org/forum/nicholson.htm Government recognizes Nicolsons Work Government Recognizes Nicolsons Work, an article from The Forum the newsletter of The National CFIDS Foundation ncf-net.org
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