Talk:Alan Clemetson

message: C. Alan B. Clemetson
That's interesting and valuable detail, I did not know that he had died. I notice in the obit  that they mention his development of histamine and ascorbate blood tests, dates and reference pointers both his and related technical developments would be nice (just the refs for details of technique). Also you might check and see if he makes any mention of vitamin K (with ascorbate) in preeclampsia and SIDS/SBS cases, for both bleeds (wall & coagulation) and bone, see GLA proteins, and gene regulation. The human form K<SUB>2</SUB> menaquinone vitamers are important here, not the K<SUB>1</SUB> "plant food". CABC mentioned as an authoritative reference in 1989 RDA book, 10<SUP>th<SUP> ed--TheNautilus 15:17, 18 November 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: I've moved the original Yurko text to talk for several reservations. This is Clemetson's article so any Yurko case material needs to be presented with respect to CABC. I am not following Yurko et al at WP. Alan Yurko - sentenced to life in prison + 10 years (1998) without parole by shaking baby syndrome."Bad Science" from the "Orlando Weekly" (2003) - Vacated on second appeal 2004. Information on Case of Alan Yurko - Shaken Baby Syndrome --TheNautilus 14:27, 24 November 2006 (UTC)
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message: Dr. Clemetson had a long and distinguished academic career as a medical doctor, scientist and researcher. During his forty year professional career, he implemented numerous scientific studies and was instrumental in furthering scientific knowledge.
Anyone else think this looks like countersinking? We already know all this from the biography and CV. Achievements also need rewriting (copyvio from ) and also prioritising to show which ones are important (for instance, "measuring the electrical charge on rat ova" has some relevance to contraception, but it's a bit obscure). Gordonofcartoon 10:41, 31 August 2007 (UTC)
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message: Since the editing of this article has some aspects of a pendulum swinging, I will offer my opinion that this previous edit is near the most exhaustive treatment of Clemetson, lightly edited by editors more familiar to me at the S Barrett space pages, that I saw. On an added note, a number of CAB's lesser publications are still present in this historical dif linked, but are commented out of the *displayed* text (still available in the edit mode).--TheNautilus 09:03, 9 November 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: It may have had the most text by volume, but it was subsequently edited down for style and excessive quotation of primary sources, and for being a coatrack in giving greatly undue weight to his four Medical Hypotheses vitamin C / shaken baby papers. The current section C. Alan B. Clemetson#Medical hypotheses explains his work in that area far more accessibly. Gordonofcartoon 11:54, 9 November 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: I did not criticize the specific result, I merely pointed out any relevant trimmed content could probably be found without laboriously clicking through, where less familiar readers or editors might choose to ascertain the previous additional content concerning CABC, whether something is known about him since another editor seemed to have an unusual familiarity with, and knowledge of, CABC.--TheNautilus 12:37, 9 November 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: That could be taken as content fork by link, especially when a different version is framed as "the most exhaustive treatment". Gordonofcartoon 13:28, 9 November 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: Sorry, I thought of it more as a bookmark. As I mentioned the pendulum, where one version is POV one way and too long, the other appears overcut to me.  Perhaps other editors could do a better job of achieving an NPOV balance and the bookmark is a starting point to examine the content of the divergence from. I haven't been very active here other than to try to nudge things along and keep the peace.--TheNautilus 09:22, 10 November 2007 (UTC)
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