Just came across your post. If you use the "WayBack" (or possibly it's still avaiiable with basic Google searching) and check out the earliest articles posted about Morgellons you will come across an article written by Ben(?) Chertoff, the cousin of DSH Director Michael Chertoff, which was published in Popular Mechanics (in all places).

While the articles has pretenses to neutrality in its presentation, it implies that sufferers are most likely nutjobs.

I've never come across other articles written by this guy on medical conditions and the like.

Raises some interesting questions:

1) Why was this articles published in Popular Mechanics, given its topic?
2) What "expertise" does this guy have on the specific topic of Morgellons Disease or any other diseases to be qualifed to provided "informed" opinions or speculate on the topic?
3) What other articles has this guy written to "debunk" other issues or provide innoculations for other secret government programs either deliberately instituted onto the populace or that went awry?

I don't think it's an accident that Morgellon outbreaks were initially highly concentrated (and still are) in concentrated geographic areas. Myself? I'd do some digging into biomedical research facilities in these areas for contractors with military ties.