Project Cure Inc

“No review was or will be conducted.”

“Each officer and director of project cure is required to annually fill out a questionnaire that asks various yes/no questions that will trigger disclosure of any conflicts of interest. Each officer and director is also required to annually list all entities they and any relatives are owners of. We make it a policy not to use any related parties as vendors.”

“Project cure only employs one individual. His compensation is approved by the board. The board conducts a compensation study to determine the wage amount that similar organizations pay their executive director. The board then factors in the many years of experience mr. Evers has in this industry and the fact that he maintains a law degree. The compensation is then determined to be of a reasonable amount based on all considered.”

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“Project cure, inc. Is dedicated to increasing public and professional awareness about the prevention, detection, and treatment of various chronic diseases with complementary and alternative medicine. We do this by challenging medical orthodoxy and amplifying new voices within the health care reform debate through dissemination of letters, faxes, post cards, brochures, newsletters, websites, and other mass communications tools. Our primary focus is on three distinct chronic disease conditions: alzheimer's disease, diabetes, and prostate cancer.”

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“(part iii, line 4a continued - alzheimer's disease) referred to as complementary and alternative therapies. At the core of the program is the basic premise that america's health care system, which is geared toward serving the interests of health care providers and payors, must be radically altered to serve the interest of the american public. The program encourages citizens to develop informed views, and to communicate those views to lawmakers and policymakers via petitions, letters, post cards, faxes, phone calls, and personal visits. Meetings with lawmakers and policymakers, and their aides, are also conducted to discuss pertinent issues and legislation, rules, and regulations. Education - information regarding alzheimer's disease is disseminated to the public via letters, post cards, faxes, brochures, printed material, radio and television presentations, websites and participation in seminars, workshops, and debates. Health care providers, media and others interested in expanding their knowledge about complementary and alternative alzheimer's disease treatments are provided educational information in an effort to broaden the base of research and clinical application of such modalities.”

“(part iii, line 4b continued - diabetes) and alternative therapies. At the core of the program is the basic premise that america's health care system, which is geared toward serving the interests of health care providers and payors, must be radically altered to serve the interest of the american public. The program encourages citizens to develop informed views, and to communicate those views to lawmakers and policymakers via petitions, letters, post cards, faxes, phone calls, and personal visits. Meetings with lawmakers and policymakers, and their aides, are also conducted to discuss pertinent issues and legislation, rules, and regulations. Education - information regarding diabetes is disseminated to the public via letters, post cards, faxes, brochures, printed material, radio and television presentations, websites and participation in seminars, workshops, and debates. Health care providers, media and others interested in expanding their knowledge about complementary and alternative diabetes treatments are provided educational information in an effort to broaden the base of research and clinical application of such modalities.”

“Outside the mainstream of medical opinion, sometimes referred to as complementary and alternative therapies. At the core of the program is the basic premise that america's health care system, which is geared toward serving the interests of health care providers and payors, must be radically altered to serve the interest of the american public. The program encourages citizens to develop informed views, and to communicate those views to lawmakers and policymakers via petitions, letters, post cards, faxes, phone calls, and personal visits. Meetings with lawmakers and policymakers, and their aides, are also conducted to discuss pertinent issues and legislation, rules, and regulations. Education - information regarding prostate cancer is disseminated to the public via letters, post cards, faxes, brochures, printed material, radio and television presentations, websites and participation in seminars, workshops, and debates. Health care providers, media and others interested in expanding their knowledge about complementary and alternative prostate cancer treatments are provided educational information in an effort to broaden the base of research and clinical application of such modalities.”

“Mail house fees 105,712 0 317,137 data processing 85,039 0 255,117 caging & cashiering 73,629 0 220,888 outside services 148,434 0 0 gifts 30,916 0 92,747 printing & dist of ed mat 60,349 0 0 bank charges 12,006 9 35,946 production fees 8,971 0 26,913 rent 11,057 3,686 3,686 meals 11,040 1,837 1,577 employee benefits exp 7,080 2,360 2,360 insurance 6,691 2,230 2,230 telephone 5,918 740 740 continuing education 4,856 960 960 state registrations 428 0 1,284 utilities 1,189 149 149 donations 0 961 0 dues & subscriptions 0 948 0 computer, internet, web 20 40 139 licenses and taxes 0 176 0 repairs & maintenance 0 90 0”