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Robert Silverman of the Cleveland Clinic, one of the paper's 13 authors, said in a statement Thursday that he was pleased by the full retraction. He said he had sought one this summer after finding that blood samples were contaminated. Through a spokeswoman, another study author, Francis Ruscetti of the cancer institute, declined to comment. Annette Whittemore, president of the Whittemore institute, said in a statement that her organization remains committed to discovering the roots of the disorder. "It is not the end of the story, rather it is the beginning of our renewed efforts," she said. "We ... look forward to the rigorous review of our scientific research." A key figure in the research, Judy Mikovits, is no longer with the Whittemore institute. ___ Online: Science: http://www.sciencemag.org
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