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The Latest Changes at G2 Intelligence
It’s been busy here at G2 Intelligence as we continue to make improvements to the brand. One change that you’ve likely noticed is that our four monthly briefings—National Lab Reporter, Diagnostic Testing & Emerging Technologies, Lab Compliance Advisor, and...
More Free Content Headed Your Way
Whether you’re signed up for a free or paid membership with G2 Intelligence, you’ll soon have access to more content with the launch of our News section, which we will slowly be rolling out in the next few weeks. This section, which will include a mix of original...
LabX Media Group Acquires G2 Intelligence
For those who haven’t yet heard the news, we are pleased to welcome G2 Intelligence to LabX Media Group (LMG), a leading worldwide science publishing company that acquired G2 from Plain Language Media at the close of 2021. Though still early in the transition...
Opening a Safety Can of Worms
By Dan Scungio In the 1964 classic movie Mothra vs. Godzilla, released in the US as Godzilla vs. the Thing, a giant egg is washed ashore after a hurricane in Japan. Godzilla finds the egg and tries to break it, but when it hatches, twin giant worms are released...
Asking the Wrong Safety Questions
By Dan Scungio Many years ago, I was hired to perform a safety audit for a laboratory. As I walked through one department, an employee asked what I was doing. When I remarked that I was finding safety issues in order to keep her safe, she asked, “what are you...
3 unwritten safety rules every lab should follow
By Dan Scungio Many years ago, a woman purchased a cup of coffee in a restaurant drive-through. Not having a cup holder available in her car, she placed the cup between her legs to hold the coffee while she reached for money to pay for it. She burned her legs, sued...
Even Without COVID-19, Infectious Disease Test Market on Track for Steady Growth
From a pure business perspective, the pandemic has been a windfall for Abbott, Cepheid, PerkinElmer, Roche, Thermo Fisher Scientific and other COVID-19 testing companies. However, while the COVID-19 revenue windfalls of the past year are already starting to trail...
Disability discrimination and lookism in the workplace
By Mike O’Brien EEOC sues a work placement agency on behalf of disabled workers for disability discrimination The EEOC announced this week that it has filed suit under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) against a Hawaii work placement agency for...
A Code Call for Your Lab Co-worker
By Dan Scungio The lab employee felt faint in the middle of her shift and she sat down quickly on the lab stool. She asked to be taken to the Emergency Department, so her co-worker rolled her down the hallway on the stool. In the hallway, the employee slipped off...
Getting Medicare Reimbursement for Telehealth Lab Services: The New CONNECT for Health Act
Like most cliches, the one about the COVID-19 pandemic’s transformation of medicine forever is laden with truth. Telemedicine is Exhibit A. Of course, telemedicine goes back decades. But the pandemic accelerated the breakdown of resistance on the parts of...