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I thought the individual having control (and choosing to use Theranos) was a bad thing, no? When you're buying one blood test you won't be able to tell what it
by crottypeter 8y ago
I thought the individual having control (and choosing to use Theranos) was a bad thing, no?
When you're buying one blood test you won't be able to tell what it missed. If you're a medical practitioner, ordering hundreds of blood tests per month (or something) you can afford to duplicate the test when you change testing provider and realise that they aren't doing a very good job!
- dexterdog 8y agoExcept that most practitioners are bound to use a single lab and then run as many tests as they have to do cover regulations and insurance. Then to boot you have no idea what they'll cost until you get the bill later.