Diagnostics Do Well By Investors
Executive Summary
The turbulence that began roiling the stock market in May and which by July had pulled down the prices of almost all technology stocks, hurt diagnostics companies as much as anyone else in the health care industry. But a look at the numbers behind these often ignored or maligned firms show they have fared better than most.
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