Hey guys, long for a little less than a year now, but just been lurking between here and Ihub. So psyched for the days and months ahead along with GC. I was redditing (because sometimes I'm not an A+ employee) and saw the BBC article and there was a healthy discussion going on about it. I went ahead and posted:

"There's a test called LymPro by a company called Amarantus that is debuting at AAIC in Copenhagen this weekend that's just as accurate and it's a matter of months, not years, before it's a reality for labs and then the general population. Should overshadow the test reported in this article, or if you'll recall, the test being worked on at Georgetown, at least for awhile. They'll have posters on clinical performance, retrospective performance, and analytical performance."

I guess I see the power of reddit in spreading news, so if any of you reddit and can find the comment, a lil upvote love will get the comment more attention as the BBC article rises and more people already interested in the disease learn about it. Cheers and go AMBS!