There a few points to be made here: 1. The doctors who signed of on those batches should be sued for medical malpractice and negligence. Where is the AMA on th

There a few points to be made here: 1. The doctors who signed of on those batches should be sued for medical malpractice and negligence. Where is the AMA on this issue? 2. Why are the tests so expensive? All it requires is to add some chemicals to the blood sample or whatever and see if it changes color or something? $1000 of dollars? 3. Isn't there a trust relationship between Cigna and the doctors who authorize the tests? Does Cigna believe that some of its doctors have a relationship with the testing companies where they receive kickbacks for authorizing the tests? 4. The patients whose tests were signed of in batches must file a class action lawsuits against each doctor separately and Sigma. The doctors and Cigna are colluding in medical fraud. Even if subsequent indepth evaluations indicate that declining a tests was justified they should still be sued as they signed off the tests without actually doing the tests for real. 5. I think American doctors, their healthcare institutions and their medical schools have a serious problem with the medical ethics if so many doctors are that criminally minded.