Baric Transcribed Interview (Redacted) — page 71

DC.Scheduling@LexitasLegal.com National Institute of Health, because they're the ones who arranged for this group to be formed through the National Academy and the process involved. Typically, the group that is asking the National Academy to respond to a request from an outside group, people from that outside group will explain on the first day of the meeting what the topic is and why they're interested in it, and that sort of thing. MS. SALAZAR: Was it just NIH, or were there other agencies that were involved in calling this meeting? DR. BARIC: I wouldn't have paid attention to that. MS. SALAZAR: Were you familiar with the other people that were attending the meeting? DR. BARIC: Some of the people, for sure. MS. SALAZAR: Let's see. Diane Griffith? DR. BARIC: I know her well. MS. SALAZAR: Okay. How long have you known her? DR. BARIC: Twenty years, until she passed away recently. MS. SALAZAR: Tom Inglesby? DR. BARIC: Yes. MS. SALAZAR: How do you know him? DR. BARIC: He's a member of the National Academy, journal editor. MS. SALAZAR: Stanley Perlman? DR. BARIC: Good friend for 30 years.