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Citizen Petition Urges FDA To Control Diagnostic Tests
A citizen petition was filed with the US Food and Drug Administration urging the agency to take on greater control of diagnostic tests that are intended to guide therapeutic decisions and to regulate all laboratory-developed tests (LDT). More...23 Dec 2008
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