Yeah, but they diluted them knowing the deviations were wild, then purposely tossed outliers to rein it in. It's statistical fraud 101. The premise is that yo

Yeah, but they diluted them knowing the deviations were wild, then purposely tossed outliers to rein it in. It's statistical fraud 101. The premise is that you can't get enough blood (or quality of blood, as in the potassium test) from finger pricks to do the tests they claimed; period. They knew that soon after the start, and perpetrated the fraud for years.