http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/275acc65dff8cbc2eeee4d0d004aec4a.pdf 9be4ef7ac6c725a32edb1ec4bdfa8766 PDF Text Text awn...“ ww~ ‘f, .- , . > ”a...“ , , . . , 7mg.“ v,,.m“,..“mw. rm'nwv‘.‘ 9'!“ 7.2:: D’mfl ”ware“..- u .7 ",1W qmv-mw- "me‘ “fly 3. 197% Hank van Riezen, M.D. H.V. Organon Oss , Holland Dear Henk, I have received the extensive documentation for the report and I thank you. I will get you a copy before the meetings. to it 01—63 next week, and will send I regret that I felt I had to disturb you at home last it seemed prudent to report Joyce's concern. I am scheduled to visit her on Tuesday, bay 7, and I will report fully thereafter. week, but The report to the ECDEU will be sufficient for the FDA. I realize Kastin’s concerns and I have no need or desire to increase his anxiety. I have sufficient data now. in your letter of April 17 sent me to a associates. The best laboratory to assist us in the analysis of the behavioral data of the 63-91; study is probably the Biometric Laboratory of George Washington University. This center was established with government funds and is supported by a large contract to develop methods for rating behavior and to assist investigators. The directors are friends, Ronald Bonato, Ph.D. and William Gw, Ph.D. Before recommending them, I screened two other units: the VA laboratory at Ferry Point under Dr. James Klett and the laboratory of John Overall in Texas. I believe the best unit for our purposes is that of George Washington University. I met with Bonato and Guy at a meeting in Wshington yesterday and they agreed to review the data and to offer their advice and support. I also met with James Klett, who will be able to meet with us, but is unable to help with the data. Should you wish to send Dr. Stuhlemeyer to the U.S. , I would be glad to arrange to visit Washington with him. number One comment of 11V to it to come to Florida, to attend the the discussions. He could spend some time in Washington thereafter. He should bring copies of as much of the data as is representative, with as many of the analyses that have already been done. Should he wish come, ECDEU would be helpful for him sessions and to hear the level of ”\rdvr —-:-v �l ,. v._w,_zr...... V “an.-. van Riezen ... '._,-v.m.m..w- .wn-uw—m-rw. ——.wr—-_—-.-‘ ............... May «w...» «awry. 3, l97h A-“ was». W‘W”mwvvwvvs4m:pi\rv ——-. “we..- ~Wg-ww7uw ~: , A -- -... “mm—1 'II-hr‘w-m m...“ .....................pg. 2 As for the costs, there is some problem. Officially, the Biometric Laboratory is not organized to process data fer industry, but for investigators. They will analyze the data if it is listed as coming if you obtain releases from an investigator (such as nyself); or from each of the participants. They cannot charge a fee. Should they assist you (us) in a meaningful way, id possible for me to reimburse them for their time. I would suggest that you allow an initial budget of $1,500, with the guidelinethat it pay a consulting fee at the rate of $lSO/day. Should their contribution warrant, I can clear the payments through you in advance. (Should their contribution be considerably greater, I can suggest the amount be increased.) we As for the other notes: I will write the GB 9h protocol will include the collections suggested by Dr. veen. next week and series of studies in the neighborhood schools, in which the teachers refer children with behavior problems and reading disability. He and his wife have a team examine the children, evaluate the clinical condition, and then assign the children to systematic studies according to the diagnosis and according to their protocols. These involve administration of placebo, drug, or comparison drug for extended periods; with psychological test, clinical behavior evaluations, teacher and parent ratings, etc. at frequent interviews. The program has developed data on dyslexia, eneuresis, phobia, hyperkinetic states. Their clinical and psychological data are excellent; their Donald Klein has a physiological measures need improvement. is still in Israel; has received my letter; but indicates that he will not be back in London befbre July. He is planning studies to begin next March/April, and.vill surely write to you this summer. I send met Dr. Marks in Washington yesterday. He Please excuse the typographic errors, but I decided to be back in my office until this off myself because I will not next Thursday. My best regards. 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