Thread: DNA testing for exposure to toxins and presence of pain
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Old 09-24-2007, 07:18 AM
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Case in point the man they describe in the article who was vindicated after he was dead. Also way too common.
So true--way too common--a dollor short and a day late.

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heightened my suspicions that this technology will be used for pre-certification exams for insurance and to deny coverage before the fact
It is sad how our country works, isn't it?
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