A Closer Lab-Patient Connection
Patient access to data from the clinical lab is increasing. What does this mean for those generating it?
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A Lasting Impact: COVID-19 and Cancer Screening
Several years after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, labs are still dealing with the effects of missed and delayed screenings
Lab Data’s New Role as the Backbone of AI-Driven Clinical Trials
Learn how research and development labs can leverage AI to transform laboratory data into actionable insights
Removing Racial Inequalities in Lab Referrals
Clinical laboratory professionals must consider how race affects test referrals and what they can do to combat existing inequities
Pandemics: Prediction, Prevention, and Response
Recent efforts to forecast the next infectious disease outbreak and steps labs can take to ensure they’re prepared.
Sepsis: Diagnosis on a Deadline
New molecular tests and diagnostic support technologies can help labs detect sepsis earlier, faster, and with greater accuracy
CDC Releases Recommendations to Address Rising Syphilis Cases
Key updates from the CDC’s new lab recommendations for syphilis testing.
Automating Your Clinical Laboratory
How clinical laboratories can get started in automation—and what to consider when doing so.
Challenges and Opportunities in Lab Automation
As technology advances and testing demand grows, automation and AI are increasingly making their way into the clinical lab.
At-Home Answers in Infectious Disease
Demand for at-home sample collection and infectious disease testing is at an all-time high—and still growing.
Expert Q&A: Adapting to the Expanding Market of At-Home Testing
Medical director William G. Finn, MD, discusses key trends, challenges, and opportunities related to the expansion of at-home testing.
Screening Shortfalls and Self-Collected Samples
Is at-home sample collection the solution to lagging cancer screening uptake—or does this approach introduce a new set of challenges?
Advancements in Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing: Part 1
A brief overview of antimicrobial susceptibility testing, current methods used, and new methods on the horizon.
