A New Tool for Helping Labs Improve Diversity in Clinical Trials
Rachel Rangel, AuD, discusses a new toolkit to help laboratory professionals ensure diversity and inclusion is addressed in their research.
Rachel Rangel, AuD, discusses a new toolkit to help laboratory professionals ensure diversity and inclusion is addressed in their research.
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention spearheads US effort to quickly increase lab testing capacity and access.
In this Q&A, Tyler Wince of Myndshft discusses the key issues labs face when it comes to benefits and prior authorization, and how technology can help.
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Biotin interference can lead to erroneous lab results in certain IVDs, including some troponin tests.
BioReference Health LLC and its parent company have agreed to pay $9.85 million to resolve alleged violations of the False Claims Act.
The new guidelines will likely prove highly influential with oncologists and payors.
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Recent FDA Safety Communication warns of the potential of false results from other sample types when testing for the monkeypox virus.