STREETSWEEPER AT IT AGAIN.LOL

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The lab industry is corrupt to its core. Its always been about kickbacks and unnecessary testing. It is laughable how women have been charged 800 to 2000 dollars for a freaking pap test thanks to all the lab developed tests that some are pushing. The validation studies are flimsy and the medical necessity is low.
 






MY CHEMICAL ROADRACE said:
The lab industry is corrupt to its core. Its always been about kickbacks and unnecessary testing. It is laughable how women have been charged 800 to 2000 dollars for a freaking pap test thanks to all the lab developed tests that some are pushing. The validation studies are flimsy and the medical necessity is low.
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Tell that to the 24 women in the U.S. who developed chancroid in 2010. Of course it's medically necessary to screen the entire female population of America for an organisim endemic to the developing nations of Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
 






Anonymous said:
Tell that to the 24 women in the U.S. who developed chancroid in 2010. Of course it's medically necessary to screen the entire female population of America for an organisim endemic to the developing nations of Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
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For those of you with a third grade education, this poster is being facetious.
 






Anonymous said:
Tell that to the 24 women in the U.S. who developed chancroid in 2010. Of course it's medically necessary to screen the entire female population of America for an organisim endemic to the developing nations of Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
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LOL. What I love is how different companies pump women full of fear about ordering tests like these. Make it look like these diseases are common or that they will harm them if they dont find it ASAP. I noticed one company really putting out the scare tactics about Trichomonas lately trying to make all women fear that they may have it and not know it. Oh my, what will they do?

Lab industry and health care in general is a cesspool. Its a bubble that is imploding just like housing, dot.com and on and on.
 












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LOL. What I love is how different companies pump women full of fear about ordering tests like these. Make it look like these diseases are common or that they will harm them if they dont find it ASAP. I noticed one company really putting out the scare tactics about Trichomonas lately trying to make all women fear that they may have it and not know it. Oh my, what will they do?

Lab industry and health care in general is a cesspool. Its a bubble that is imploding just like housing, dot.com and on and on.
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Just curious, does pushing 10 color flow instead of 8 color to boost sagging revenues fall into 'unnecessary testing'? Seems 8 color worked just fine and if management admits they're doing it for sake of money, sounds like the same thing.
 






Part II out this morning:

"Talk about a company that knows how to test the limits of credibility. By now, Bio-Reference Laboratories (Nasdaq: BRLI) has contradicted itself so many times that its own statements establish the company as blatantly deceitful at worst and dangerously unreliable at the absolute best. As illustrated by the string of conflicting viewpoints and glaring reversals that follow, most of them directly attributable to the company itself, Bio-Reference might face more than a few challenges if it dared an attempt at passing a lie-detector test."

http://www.thestreetsweeper.org/
 






Anonymous said:
Part II out this morning:

"Talk about a company that knows how to test the limits of credibility. By now, Bio-Reference Laboratories (Nasdaq: BRLI) has contradicted itself so many times that its own statements establish the company as blatantly deceitful at worst and dangerously unreliable at the absolute best. As illustrated by the string of conflicting viewpoints and glaring reversals that follow, most of them directly attributable to the company itself, Bio-Reference might face more than a few challenges if it dared an attempt at passing a lie-detector test."

http://www.thestreetsweeper.org/
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Amen to that brother. One of the worst company's I ever worked for!!!!! Is that douche Chirag still working there?
 






The same author did a similar article on Genoptix a few years back, this is her M.O., they position short on companies then bash them with these type of articles. This is not new, and when you use "cafepharma" as a reference it makes you even more credible. Chirag is a good dude.
 






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