> There's already a "pandemic" of incorrect and/or hypochondriac "at home" diagnosis going on, along with quack pseudoscience There is also a revolution in hon

> There's already a "pandemic" of incorrect and/or hypochondriac "at home" diagnosis going on, along with quack pseudoscience There is also a revolution in hone medical technology. It takes a long time for us lay people with cool medical gadgets we got off eBay to learn what the results mean, but we will get there. If fed.gov wants to help, they could test these devices, then offer training and certification so those who take advantage of the certification classes will know how to get reliable results and (more importantly) what the machines can not do.