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Exactly hydr

the company has been awful since covid...but this is what they were made for..

they should make money out of this and any future lurgy plagues

What he actually said was if it closed above 80p a retest would be logical, but he's seldom right so best to ignore

which is what i said ... would challenge £1.30

and it did close above 80p

i still as i said earlier i think we could break £1 but be held by R1....looking very possible

And yet it is in top 5 stories in hindustan times ....

No share goes down in a straight line.

was the sole £377 trade showing - one of yours? giro came?

And there was me thinking sweden was in the EU!!!!

Cos they already have a case

Https://www.bda.uk.com/resource/food-allergy-intolerance-testing.html#:~:text=IgG%20blood%20test&text=The%20test%20claims%20that%20an,recommended%20as%20a%20diagnostic%20tool.

Immunoglobulin G (IgG) blood tests are not recommended for diagnosing food allergies, intolerances, or sensitivities. The tests claim that removing foods with high levels of IgG from your diet can improve health and address symptoms, but research doesn't support this. In fact, the presence of IgG antibodies may indicate exposure to a food, or possibly tolerance, but not an allergy.

Some reasons why IgG tests are considered unreliable include:

Lack of evidence

There's no evidence to support making changes based on IgG test results. For example, the restrictions suggested by the tests may lead people to avoid healthy foods or include foods that could be harmful to them.

Outdated studies

Scientific studies that support the use of IgG tests are often out of date, in non-reputable journals, or haven't used the IgG test in question.

Not a recognized diagnostic tool

Food-specific IgG testing is not a recognized diagnostic tool for food allergies

Zak "even a broken clock is right twice a day" mir said it would challenge £1.30 again

personally I think we could break £1 today but be held at R1

JW and UKOG would seem a perfect fit

I saw a report from an African country where they said not to ban travel

tbh if you remember in covid - they didnt stop flights from china when it was ramping up in the beginning.

more testing opportunities?

Ok...but op said even if it rises to £2.50 ...no one has suggested it will be like covid and £12 again

ncyt have a test ready to go...immediate results compared to thailand where they are having to wait 2 days

ready with a portable lab for less urban areas eg Parts of Africa

cant have huge amounts of competition

Https://www.aaaai.org/tools-for-the-public/conditions-library/allergies/igg-food-test

must be your first read

Planet of the pox ? lol

Going to be interesting to see if the case in thailand transmitted monkey pox to fellow travellers.

"There are questions being raised with regards to the risks of obtaining the virus while traveling. Travelers would be at ‘medium risk’ of exposure if they are seated directly next to a person having Monkeypox on a plane or are within 1 metre of someone infected without the appropriate protective equipment."

"Thongchai said the man has undergone a test to determine whether the case was a Clade 1 variant, with the result expected by Friday. Authorities are also monitoring 43 people in the country who may come into contact with the patient, he said."

i know where they can get a quicker test!

"The SP rose on credible expectations of up to a billion pounds of revenue for the year."

rubbish. the company was valued at £89m or something when it has over £40m in cash - hardly showing expectation of billions

i get you are out but keep it honest

It is in auction

Not sure why "it is not covid" means that tests are not going to be needed and bought off ncyt

it is an endemic in some parts of africa

Gump - apology accepted. No harm done mate

lets hope sh recover something

"To say nobody cares about Africa is quite a statement."

well they better cos lurgy plagues can travel very quickly these days

it will end up here and everwhere else