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That they are happy with the HER2 tests on the circulating tumour cells (CTC's) showing either HER2 positive, low or negative the sp will re-visit 75p in short order. Fingers crossed.

All IMHO.

Here. I have gawdhelpus, BeardedDragon and Slacker246 on it. Really good.

Do Wales have their version of Scotlands SHTG (Scottish Health Technologies Group )? Nice to see if they come to the same conclusion as SHTG, effectively recommending Gendrives machine for testing all stroke victims.

All IMHO.

1. NICE have recommended the machine for the entire U.K's NHS stroke "point of care" use. Also if lab tesing not available or impractical.

2. SHTG have if effect recommended the machine for entire Scottish NHS stroke use, not just "point of care". They assess the machine is the cheapest option for the Scottish NHS. Common sense prevails in Scotland.

All IMHO.

1. NICE have recommended the machine for the entire U.K's NHS stroke "point of care" use. Also if lab tesing not available or impractical.

2. SHTG have if effect recommended the machine for entire Scottish NHS stroke use, not just "point of care". They assess the machine is the cheapest option for the Scottish NHS. Common sense prevails in Scotland.

All IMHO.

johnlay****.

it's not today but tomorrow.

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sorry. i stand corrected. 1.00 pm tomorrow.

What can we expect from this "national update"???????

Https://www.genomicseducation.hee.nhs.uk/events/national-update-on-genetic-testing-to-guide-clopidogrel-use-after-ischaemic-stroke-or-transient-ischaemic-attack/

"There are likely to be considerable barriers to implementing laboratory-based testing for everyone who has had an ischaemic stroke or a TIA. If laboratory-based testing is not available, or it will take a long time to develop capacity to provide it, then point-of-care tests could be used. So, the Genedrive CYP2C19 ID Kit should be used when laboratory-based testing is not available. ".

https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/dg59/chapter/1-Recommendations

AND how can you "use the Genedrive CYP2C19 ID Kit should be used when laboratory-based testing is not available." if your hospital does not have one to use? The lab test can take a week. And we wonder why the NHS is such a mess.

All IMHO.

"There are likely to be considerable barriers to implementing laboratory-based testing for everyone who has had an ischaemic stroke or a TIA. If laboratory-based testing is not available, or it will take a long time to develop capacity to provide it, then point-of-care tests could be used. So, the Genedrive CYP2C19 ID Kit should be used when laboratory-based testing is not available. ".

https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/dg59/chapter/1-Recommendations

"point-of-care testing as an alternative if laboratory-based testing is not feasible at this scale, or while capacity for laboratory-based testing is increased.".

I don't remember this, it's far more positive now. As genuine Genedrive share holders know the Genedrive machine is far better than the "lab test". Lab test can take up to a week and need a blood draw for heavens sake!. The Genedrive machine takes about ONE HOUR, and does NOT need a blood draw. NO CONTEST. Anyone, and i mean anyone with a brain that even partially functions can see the Genedrive machine is a "must have" and is miles better that aiting for a "lab test".

https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/dg59/chapter/1-Recommendations

All IMHO.

Hosted by Manchester Uni NHS FT.". So 1Pm TODAY?

So fingers crossed we see some positive SP action this week."

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Maybe a very good day for the markets............

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As long as you are long, not short.......... LOL!

Maybe a very good day for the markets............

May be a good time to buy, if you want to.........

Wow!

Up 5.48%.

Now only down 1%.....

USA market open and sp improving.......

Down 3%, was 5%.

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