The Supreme Court avoided a major patent ruling Thursday, dismissing a case involving a test for diagnosing B vitamin deficiencies.
Justices split 5-3 in throwing out the case that had been argued this spring.
June 22, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The Supreme Court avoided a major patent ruling Thursday, dismissing a case involving a test for diagnosing B vitamin deficiencies.
Justices split 5-3 in throwing out the case that had been argued this spring.
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