With help from Peterson, UCSF virologist Jay Levy examined 43 patients who tested XMRV-positive at WPI. Peterson says he wanted to help his former colleagues at the institute. “I went to Jay Levy to prove them right,” he says. All samples tested negative. Again, Mikovits said the study was flawed.Even after he left the WPI, Dan Peterson believed in XMRV and Mikovits' work, invested his time and resources in order to try to help. And for what what? To be backstabbed by Judy Mikovits…
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