Cepheid, American Lung Association partner to promote TB awareness in U.S.

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CepheidJul 23 2013

Cepheid (Nasdaq: CPHD) and the American Lung Association (www.Lung.org) today announced a partnership to promote tuberculosis-related awareness in the U.S. and the need for improved TB (tuberculosis) diagnostics. Details of the planned program will be announced at the American Association of Clinical Chemistry and Clinical Lab Expo show in Houston, Texas. The live announcement will take place at 10am on July 30th at Cepheid booth #4529.

As part of the program to highlight the need for increased public awareness and education for TB in the U.S., Paul Teutul Jr. and his team at Paul Jr. Designs (www.pauljrdesigns.com), will unveil a brand new creation live during the announcement. Complete details on the program will be disclosed during the event at Cepheid booth #4529. 

The live unveil and announcement is open to all show attendees. Those not attending the show in Houston can read the details of the program in an expected simultaneous press release.

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