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"They got slapped for giving people risks of disease using genetic data over the internet -- a method which was not peer-reviewed or shown to be accurate and pr
by mattmcknight 11y ago
"They got slapped for giving people risks of disease using genetic data over the internet -- a method which was not peer-reviewed or shown to be accurate and precise."
So if they delivered the results by mail or phone call they would have been in the clear? That is bullshit.
- dfsegoat 11y agoNope. It doesn't matter if the results came by courier pigeon: The test has not been validated in controlled trials or even published in peer-reviewed literature -- let alone approved by the FDA. If it were so simple don't you think they would have obtained approval by now? The sad thing is any idiot can invent a glucose meter and file their PMA properly -- but a company essentially backed by Google blows it horribly.