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Well, all tests have some probability of returning a false negative or a false positive. The key is for the physician to know the probability of each and to re
by grandalf 10y ago
Well, all tests have some probability of returning a false negative or a false positive. The key is for the physician to know the probability of each and to reason appropriately using the diagnostic methods at his/her disposal.
- joezydeco 10y agoWhich means your chemistry is within, and stays within, the variances and probabilities that the FDA reviewed and approved. When you start to slide wildly of those bounds? That's when you get shut down. Where was Theranos?