"A total of over 500 fewer diagnoses. Multiply that by the last 10 years, and you're quite possibly saving a life in that 5000 illnesses." Not to mention the d

"A total of over 500 fewer diagnoses. Multiply that by the last 10 years, and you're quite possibly saving a life in that 5000 illnesses." Not to mention the delays in people taking time to get diagnosed, extra costs in diagnosing, delay in treating more serious complaints, and the cumulative effect of all of that over years. Because some alumni didn't like the idea?