Catching Cold Vol 3 - Judgment
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“Dr. DeLeon,” the officer said. “I am Captain Elisa Seris. Thank you for your vaccine work. It saved the lives of so many, including my mother.” She extended her hand. Dr. DeLeon? Jubal thought. The stranger stood up, reached to hold her hand and gently pulled her forward. She leaned over and they em-braced. When they released, he said to her “Any woman who gave birth to someone as special as you deserves my best.” Jubal saw the man turn is head to him. “Wouldn’t you agree Dr. Laws?” What! Dr. DeLeon knows me? What’s going on here? “Uh, yes, yes, yes, Dr. DeLeon.” Jubal said, looking at the passenger next to him. Keeping his eyes on the pilot’s, Jon asked, ‘What’s today’s date? ”November 5th,” “Well, I will remember this day. You honor me by sharing as you have.” “The honor is mine, Doctor.” She turned and, hand over her mouth, hurried back up the long aisle to the cock-pit as people in the surrounding rows clapped. Jubal watched Dr. DeLeon take a deep breath, then turn to him with a smile. “I have a job for you. Do you want to talk, or just stare? “Are you kidding? I want to stare.”
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Dr. Jon DeLeon, CEO of CiliCold, Meredith Doucette ex-CEO of Triple S Pharmaceuticals and Olivia Steadman, ex-regulator for Tanner Pharmaceuticals independently pursue ambitious plans to rein in a pharmaceutical industry that is out of control. The war is waged on the scientific, litigious, and legislative fields. CiliCold discovers the chemical language cells used to communicate with each other, and implementing nanotechnology and molecular machines, engages the cell’s own protein production process. While Olivia develops sweeping legislation in Congress, Meredith takes the unprecented step as a CEO of testifying against her own company. Damaged in their pursuits of remedies for the industry, they plow ahead, until a public health debacle of unprecedented proportion forces their work to the forefront. The world holds its breath…
About the Author
Dr. Lem Moyé, M.D., Ph.D. is a physician, epidemiologist, and biostatistician. After receiving his M.D. at the Indiana University Medical School, he completed post-doctoral training at Purdue University and the University of Texas. Dr. Moyé has conducted federally sponsored research for over 30 years, including 12 years investigating cell therapy for heart disease. He has published over 220 manuscripts, 15 books including four novels, and has worked with both the US FDA, and pharmaceutical companies. Dr. Moyé has taught graduate classes in epidemiology and biostatistics for three decades and has served as an expert witness in both state and federal court. He served as a volunteer physician during the Hurricane Katrina calamity, and his memories of that experience led his prize winning book, Caring for Katrina’s Survivors. A cancer survivor, he is retired and living in Arizona with his wife, Dixie.