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An Israeli medical team performs emergency heart surgery on Kirwan, an 11-year-old Kurdish boy from northern Iraq, at the Wolfson Medical Center October 15, 2007 in Holon, near Tel Aviv.
An Israeli medical team performs emergency heart surgery on Kirwan, an 11-year-old Kurdish boy from northern Iraq, at the Wolfson Medical Center October 15, 2007 in Holon, near Tel Aviv.
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AspenBio Pharma Inc., developer of a test for appendicitis, gained the most in two months on Nasdaq trading Tuesday after saying the product may reach customers next year. AspenBio jumped $1.77 to $11.42. The company climbed 25 percent in September when Oppenheimer & Co. initiated coverage as a “buy.” The Castle Rock company says its blood test will reduce the number of patients misdiagnosed. The device can identify a protein associated with inflammation of the appendix, said Ron Both, an investor-relations consultant to the company with Liolios Group in Newport Beach, Calif. A test takes about 45 minutes and is expected to cost $200 to $300, Both said. Bloomberg News

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