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[mick]

somemore for leading companies to review for action.
only problem no names of them are here.
excerpts from taipan,,,04/10/04
Bad Blood
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If you look up the phrase "entrenched and dysfunctional" in
the dictionary, you'll find it's a definition of blood banks. Lord
help us all if a catastrophe hits us here in the U.S., because the
collection, purification, labeling, storage and distribution of
blood is a...bloody MESS!

Multiply that by a factor of 10, worldwide.

Now there's a solution -- artificial blood, with a stable
shelf-life, that can be given to any patient, regardless of blood
type.

When you consider that 30% of the people who die from
injuries bleed to death, often because good blood isn't on hand, you
can begin to grasp the potential for a blood substitute.

The biotech company that produces this has jumped 127% in
2004 to $15, but don't let that scare you. The company is still at
the beginning of a very long run. It carries zero debt and has a
lock on the market. Buy exactly as instructed in your report.

The fourth stock in this great Healthcare leap is the leader
in digital x-rays.

Medical imaging gear is on the shopping list of 70% of all
hospitals this year, according to ChangeWave Alliance reports. The
advantages include the ability to view a scan from any PC that shows
just the information needed -- instead of everything it sees.

Misinterpretations of old-style X-rays is one of the leading
causes of unnecessary surgery. That's why the doctor always says,
"We can't really be sure until we get in there."

Well, those days are OVER with digital X-rays.
me : 04/10/04 , fonr
in the imaging field is " F O N A R "
FONR has new imaging that is done standing up. the old mri
isn't as detailed as ,,,FONR

vvus is a company that circulates the blood.