A really superficial analysis.
I thought I'd seen them all in ADO but this one is worthy of some kind of an award.
There is total incomprehension about the reality that the barriers to adoption in the diagnostics space haven't been the science.
They've been the cost of regulatory approval. By the potential adopter. You see, the cost is so high, because they have to seek approval by the regulator for the new test. Using ADO technology means approval for a new test must be sought, even for old ones.
How could this escape your awareness?
It's incredible that after years of posting on this very topic, so many of you still haven't comprehended this reality. I don't know how much more clearly I can make my point.
The next most ridiculous argument is the claim that Joe Maeji is dispensible.
Sure! Let's shoot ourselves in the foot one more time shall we?
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