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bboswell
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Tin Cup, Hope this is the news on Fox 13 you were talking about.
http://www.myfoxtampabay.com/myfox/MyFox/pages/sidebar_video.jsp?contentId=5845378&version=1&locale=EN-US

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bettyg
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thanks boswell; that was a nice report;

now this is the former bowen lab called something else in florida right? thx [Wink]

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Tincup
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That's it!

I thought the whole world was going wack-o.. hey... better than blamming it on ME! HA!

[Big Grin]

I had been working with a reporter and some patients on a Lyme story in FL.. and suddenly I heard this was being shown... and we weren't even done yet.

??

It had us all confused.. even the reporters at the station. Thanks for getting it straight.

[Big Grin]

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AliG
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I wonder if that will make a difference with what the CDC will recognize as "positive"?

It certainly would be very nice if it did make a difference in the ability of an infected patient to get a proper diagnosis & treatment.

Somehow I figure that IDSA will likely run a bunch of tests on it that come to the conclusion that the tests developed by the authors of the guidelines are more reliable and show less "false-positives". We know that's their primary concern, that no one should EVER be false-positive. [Roll Eyes]

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