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Why do doctors require you to travel to certain places for testing?
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Best places: Doctors send patients to testing centers usually because they provide reliable information or because they are the closest with the needed equipment. You have the option of refusing to go, but then the information that is needed may not be readily available.
Answered 9/4/2012
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