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      • February 11, 2016 at 4:20 pm
      slatman
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        I had the decision-dx melanoma test which insurance did not cover. I felt that the test was a better guide for staging than traditional staging methods. The downside at the time and maybe still was the lack of a big study I think there were 400 or so cases tested at the time.

        • February 11, 2016 at 4:20 pm
        slatman
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          I had the decision-dx melanoma test which insurance did not cover. I felt that the test was a better guide for staging than traditional staging methods. The downside at the time and maybe still was the lack of a big study I think there were 400 or so cases tested at the time.

          • February 11, 2016 at 4:20 pm
          slatman
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            I had the decision-dx melanoma test which insurance did not cover. I felt that the test was a better guide for staging than traditional staging methods. The downside at the time and maybe still was the lack of a big study I think there were 400 or so cases tested at the time.

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