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Thursday, 6 Aug 2009 | Source: The New York Times
As the swine flu spreads, many doctors and hospitals are turning to rapid tests that can determine within minutes whether an anxious patient has the flu. Sales of such tests are soaring. But the tests have a severe limitation: They may fail more than half the time to detect swine flu infections, according to newly published studies and to experts in medical testing.
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19 Nov 2009
Where can investors find some value in this volatile market? Ron Sloan, senior portfolio manager at AIM Capital Management and manager of the AIM Mid-Cap Core Fund, shared his insight and stock picks.... Read More
VIDEO | COMPANIES : Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc
Discussing whether public anger will grow across America, with Dan Fitzpatrick, StockmarketMentor.com; Ken Fisher, Fishe...
Federal Reserve officials downplayed the consequences of the falling dollar, underscoring that deflation is still a thre...
Ron Sloan, of the Invesco AIM Charter Fund, tells CNBC where he's finding value in this volatile market.
Soaring gold prices are helping some gold producers hit new highs, reports CNBC's Brian Shactman.
Insight on why regional banks could be major players in the market, with Peyton Patterson, NewAlliance Bancshares, Inc. ...


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