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Collection of a sample could generously be considered a medical "procedure" done on a person. But if a sample has already been collected for other purposes, tes
by anonymouskimmer 4y ago
Collection of a sample could generously be considered a medical "procedure" done on a person. But if a sample has already been collected for other purposes, testing said sample for an additional purpose can't be even generously said to be a medical procedure done on a person.
The lack of informed consent as to what will happen with a collected sample is the thing. It's also incredibly stupid, as without informed consent a person can't think to tell the collector that they've recently eaten a poppyseed bagel, and thus their results will be tainted.
- 015a 4y agoInsurance companies would absolutely classify each specific test done on a specimen as a medical procedure. Each one costs money.
- anonymouskimmer 4y ago"done on a person"