Harvey Tenenbaum

Oh, I think he's coming.

If you're open to answering, like how did it like affect you? Did it affect you like emotionally and everything like that?

Yes, Taylor, I like Putin.

Please don't put me through to a voicemail.

We're poking holes in Coral's finger.

Oh my God, it's just a mess in here. Okay, clean your finger off. Are we doing it on your index or middle finger? That's what the paper says. What? He did it on my pinky. Well, I don't care what he fucking did. He obviously didn't know what he was doing. Yeah, that makes me feel very comfortable right now. Okay.

It's done. It's really done. You guys are such good friends.

Ashley, what's the gender? I can't tell you.

You gotta pull. Pull hard. Someone pull it for me. You gotta pull it hard.

21 weeks and four days. And I'm not happy at all. I'm always exhausted. I'm always sick.

What? Sure. Sure?

The truth. I trusted those results.

100%.

Harvey Tenenbaum is here from Viaguard Acumetrics. He has a PhD in pharmacology.

My name is Harvey Tenenbaum, director of laboratory operations for a leading DNA firm.

A paternity test done on a pregnant woman.

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This is a CBC Podcast.

I think this year has to be the year we need to stop them.

You're receiving the definitive answer of the paternity of the fetus.

The test was not that accurate.

My name is Harvey Tenenbaum.

Viagard Acumetrics, a leading DNA firm.

Lab testing.

No.

If it's appropriate, you'll get an answer, okay?

I'm all right, thank you.

Thousands of tests, and half the errors are the collection problem.

No, no, the tests were never flawed. The tests are accurate.

That might have been the last test.

The ketamine really broke down a lot of my barriers.