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In article <NEWTNews.11519.796185552.grenard@herpmed.com>
grenard@herpmed.com writes:
 
>Anyone interested  in viewing the North American Snakebite Emergency
>(First-=Aid) web page should point their web browsers at:
>
>http://www.xmission.com/~gastown/herpmed/
 
Hi Steve,
 
I visited your web page recently and thought it was interesting.
 
However, I have a couple comments for your consideration. First, wasn't
there a study of "the Extractor" with radiotagged isotope venom that
did demonstrate some usefulness?
 
Also, the bottom of the page, in bold letters refers people in need of
emergency snakebite information to consult "Medical Herpetology" and
lists a phone number. Frequent readers of this newsgroup know this is
the title of your book (and the phone number, that of your publisher) but
I can see how someone might (in an emergency) think that number is for
some sort of emergency information and that "medical herpetology" is a
service of some sort and (not a book to purchase in advance.)
 
Keep up the good work, I look forward to a interlinked snakebite WWW system in
the future.
 
         Regards,
                  Mark Miller                    FAX: 215-464-3561
             Mark.Miller@mail.tju.edu            CIS: 70176, 1153
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Emergency & Trauma Center - Philadelphia