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genetic testing for new mutation specific drugs?
- Thread starter Shaunessy
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Tom - good point. Perhaps I'm being overly optimistic that the drugs in clinical trials will work and be approved. If they do go through, I wonder how the insurance companies will respond to genetic testing requests... The $2-3k for testing doesn't seem like much compared to the regular costs of hospitalization and CF care.
Tom - good point. Perhaps I'm being overly optimistic that the drugs in clinical trials will work and be approved. If they do go through, I wonder how the insurance companies will respond to genetic testing requests... The $2-3k for testing doesn't seem like much compared to the regular costs of hospitalization and CF care.
Tom - good point. Perhaps I'm being overly optimistic that the drugs in clinical trials will work and be approved. If they do go through, I wonder how the insurance companies will respond to genetic testing requests... The $2-3k for testing doesn't seem like much compared to the regular costs of hospitalization and CF care.
Tom - good point. Perhaps I'm being overly optimistic that the drugs in clinical trials will work and be approved. If they do go through, I wonder how the insurance companies will respond to genetic testing requests... The $2-3k for testing doesn't seem like much compared to the regular costs of hospitalization and CF care.
Tom - good point. Perhaps I'm being overly optimistic that the drugs in clinical trials will work and be approved. If they do go through, I wonder how the insurance companies will respond to genetic testing requests... The $2-3k for testing doesn't seem like much compared to the regular costs of hospitalization and CF care.