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Originally posted by mumstheword ↑

Thanks MB...

Now, was there something we've left out?
Oh yes, the multi-billion dollar benefit to the budget of many countries which support/subsidise healthcare via NHS or MEDICARE etc. Reduction in pathology, radiology and hospitalisation of many people due to an early diagnosis and the commencement of treatment.

Whytee, I might have come across as a smart-ar , but really, we've all had to do our own d/d to a point and make a contribution to this forum as well, from time to time and it's been over 2 years of research into this company, its' director's, the device and studies and trials and company presentations to watch and/or attend . It was just your apparent blase attitude in your post which got a few of us off-side. Some of us have put in many hours and months of research and fact-finding, which would entitle those contributors (not me) to a bit of respect - I believe. You have made many post's on HC and so you ought to appreciate that effort which those members have put in.

Respectfully,
MTW

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"Reduction in pathology, radiology and hospitalisation of many people due to an early diagnosis and the commencement of treatment"

Respectfully, this "innovation" is only competing with the stethescope - not with pathology, x-ray or hospital services or medical treatments.

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