Diagnostics
 Diagnostics(medical concept, population control)   | |
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.jpg) The Covid "test" is a diagnostic tool | |
| Interest of | Global Access Diagnostics |
| The medical devices, techniques and procedures used to make a diagnosis. Abused by Big Pharma and exploited by deep politicians. | |
Diagnostics are the medical devices, techniques and procedures used to make a diagnosis[1], i.e. determining which disease or condition someone has.
Overview
The term diagnostics includes medical devices, techniques and procedures used for in vitro and in vivo determination of physiological status or presence and characteristics of a disease or condition. Examples of in vitro diagnostics include laboratory tests (such as blood or urine tests); in vivo diagnostics include imaging tests (such as chest radiography, mammography or pelvic ultrasound) and other type of tests such as thermometer, electrocardiogram, pulse oximeters, endoscopes or blood pressure measurement devices. The simplest ones can be self-used, such as pregnancy tests, while others require important infrastructure and a specialized health workforce, like CT scanners.[2]
Problems with official narrative
Diagnostic tools are used by Big Pharma to over-diagnose diseases and conditions. By casting a wide net using population-wide diagnostic tools such as screening, it creates false positive results, resulting in more income, for example mammography.
Some methods used as diagnostic tools are not fit for purpose. The "Covid test" laid the groundwork for a forced jab campaign of more than 6 billion people.
The company Theranos, which collapsed after fraud revelations in 2015, was perhaps a front to create a rigged medical testing method for future "pandemics".
Population control
“By the next pandemic, I believe we can have what I call mega-testing diagnostic platforms. They can be deployed quickly, cost very little, and test 20% of the entire population every week....I also think that we'll develop new vaccines quickly. To stop future pandemics quickly, we need to be able to spot disease outbreaks as soon as they happen anywhere in the world. And that requires a global alert system....Stopping the next pandemic will be a big investment.”
Bill Gates (27 January 2021) [3]
