The text of this seems to be slightly different from the 'original' statement made available earlier in the year and which I circulated to UK NEQAS participants.
Go here:
www.biyokimya.org/belge/KKLT/ADAEASDIDFIFCCstatement_final.pdf
J
PS - better to remove the ?src=mp bit at the end of Stephen's link or you get a login page. J
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Subject: FW: consensus statement on HbA1c standardisation
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From: Frost, Stephen
Sent: 30 August 2007 11:36
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Subject: consensus statement on HbA1c standardisation
Hi
Here is a link to a Medscape report on the new consensus statement on HbA1c
standardisation, which may be of interest.
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/561813?src=mp
Regards
Steve
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