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RetailRubeon Oct 30, 2012 1:21pm
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RE: Diagnostic Advantage
RE: Diagnostic Advantage I watched the movie "All the President's Men" on the weekend. This was about Woodward and Bernstein at the Washington Post and how they investigated and exposed the Watergate Scandal, leading to Nixon's resignation. I was impressed by how journalists get 2 independent sources to confirm each fact. And how Ben Bradlee insisted on 3 sources for some of the bigger stories before he would allow it to be published.
And how high are the journalistic standards of this article? Well, umm ...
- Did the writer confirm the "success in the marketplace" by checking the revenue line in the Diagnocure financial statements?
- Did the writer confirm with Signal Genetics that Signal is "funding the clinical trial" on GCC?
- Did the writer read Diagnocure's press releases in the last 90 days?
- Did the writer talk to any shareholders about Fradet "succeeding in his objective of inventing valued cancer tests".
The writer succeeded in describing the technology correctly and in great detail, but I think the story is a little one-sided. It almost sounds like Diagnocure paid for the article to be written and published. CUR2004, how did you discover this article so quickly? It was published only yesterday. Do you work for Diagnocure?