‘Full Speed Ahead’ with Test Results? Not So Fast
Lab scientists using testing equipment too quickly brings up training concerns in discussions at recent ADLM conference
Diagnostic Testing and Emerging Technologies
Keeps You Up-to-Date on New Diagnostic Tests, Testing Trends and Opportunities, and Emerging Test Technologies
Diagnostics Pipeline: Recent FDA Approvals Aim to Make HPV Testing for Women More Accessible
Expansion of use for two assays gives patients the option to self-collect specimens at home and in the clinic, which may help address gaps in screening
Removing Restrictions to Germline Testing
With the global cancer burden growing, is a universal germline genomic testing approach the key to more effectively combating the disease?
Expert Q&A: Harnessing the Power of AI
AI could help pathologists manage increasing workloads amid staffing shortages—if only they take the leap.
Surviving a Cyberattack
When it comes to cyberattacks, the threat is “when,” not “if”—and labs must be prepared to mitigate, contain, and recover from breaches
Diagnostics Pipeline: Startup Women’s Health Lab Receives $4M in Federal Grants
The grants, which include $3 million from the NIH and $1 million from the NSF, will help the company develop point-of-care tests
Precision Psychiatry: How Far Off Are We?
Exploring the opportunities, challenges, and current research in lab-based testing for mental health disorders
Expert Q&A: Fostering Mental Health in the Lab
Laboratorian and workplace wellness expert discusses mental health challenges in the lab—and how to foster safety and support
Mind Reading: Lab Testing for Mental Health Conditions
What lab tests currently inform mental health care—and how might the testing landscape change as our understanding and technologies evolve?
Bullying: A Pathological Issue
Workplace bullying is a serious concern in the clinical lab. How can it be addressed?
Expert Q&A: Full Approval for Alzheimer’s Blood Tests Not Far Off
Andreas Jeromin, PhD, chief scientific officer at ALZPath, discusses the current landscape of blood-based AD tests and their future.
Expert Q&A: A Promising Future for Alzheimer’s Blood Tests
Alison Green, PhD, head of laboratory sciences at Scottish Brain Sciences, discusses recent developments in AD blood tests
Doing More with Less
A new capillary blood collection system, the BD MiniDraw™, can improve the testing experience for both labs and patients
