Suit challenges use of fake job testers to prove bias
In Chicago, 1995, Lolita Pierce and Eve Loftman were used as employment testers by the Legal Assistance Foundation to probe discrimination at a company. Guardian Security Services sues testers and the foundation, claiming fraud, while a federal judge previously tossed a discrimination claim by the testers. The EEOC dropped a similar action, highlighting a lack of clear federal law on employment testers. Civil rights advocates defend testers as needed tools, though legality remains unsettled.
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First at home laser for painless blood tests approved
The FDA approved Lasette by Cell Robotics for at home use to replace lancets, promising less pain for diabetics who test finger blood sugar four to twelve times daily. The device vaporizes a tiny hole to collect blood for testing, aiding long term diabetes management.
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