Using ‘Surfaceomics’ as a Jumping Point, a Case is Made for Clinical Lab Growth
Arun Wiita from USCF details his lab’s work using mass spectrometry
Keep up to date on new and emerging diagnostic tests, testing trends and opportunities, and disruptive technologies
Arun Wiita from USCF details his lab’s work using mass spectrometry
As technology advances and testing demand grows, automation and AI are increasingly making their way into the clinical lab.
Once confined to areas such as pregnancy testing, these assays can now be used to detect STIs and other health issues.
Demand for at-home sample collection and infectious disease testing is at an all-time high—and still growing.
Medical director William G. Finn, MD, discusses key trends, challenges, and opportunities related to the expansion of at-home testing.
Is at-home sample collection the solution to lagging cancer screening uptake—or does this approach introduce a new set of challenges?
Several methods are being developed that improve the ability to rapidly identify organisms and report susceptibility results.
First marketing authorization of a blood test assessing genetic variants related to cancer opens the door for clearance of similar tests.
A brief overview of antimicrobial susceptibility testing, current methods used, and new methods on the horizon.
Polygenic risk scores may offer new screening and risk stratification options for cardiovascular disease—but how valuable are they?
Lisa-Jean Clifford of Gestalt Diagnostics, discusses key trends, challenges, and solutions in data analytics for clinical labs.