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Due to a “busy” cat-schedule, the regular Friday posting was delayed for one day. If you have a problem with it, the individual with whom you can take it up is indefinitely taking a nap. So good luck with that!<\/strong><\/p> 1) First, a post from the past<\/strong>: The Dark Age Mighty Whitey<\/a>.<\/p> 2) Weird search query of the week<\/strong>: “kristin kreuk with glasses.”<\/p> 3) Comment of the week<\/strong>, in response to “Your genes, your rights – FDA’s Jeffrey Shuren misleading testimony under oath”<\/a>, there were many good comments. But I’ll highlight this one from Dan:<\/p> Furthermore, all CLIA certified operations have to pass very stringent proficiency testing to maintain their certification. There is no such oversight for DTC operations,<\/i><\/p> Joe has already noted that 23andMe, deCODEme and Pathway are CLIA-certified. I can tell you that Navigenics is as well. You’re right that some of the scurrilous operators aren’t CLIA-licensed, and that should be stopped – but that isn’t the responsibility of the FDA.<\/p> Even those of us who oppose FDA involvement in DTC typically agree that regulation of analytic validity is important (CLIA is actually a terrible system in many ways, but there currently isn’t ... Due to a “busy” cat-schedule, the regular Friday posting was delayed for one day. If you have a problem with it, the individual with whom you can take it up is indefinitely taking a nap. So good luck with that!1) … Continue reading <\/p><\/blockquote>
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