Why are labs still running a test for inflammation with a 4-hour time limit?

Every blood sample begins degrading the moment it’s drawn, and most of what can go wrong with a laboratory result goes wrong before the specimen ever reaches an analyzer.

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St. Louis Post-DispatchLean Left· 15d ago· ran in 5 outlets

Why are labs still running a test for inflammation with a 4-hour time limit?

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Why are labs still running a test for inflammation with a 4-hour time limit?

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Why are labs still running a test for inflammation with a 4-hour time limit?

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