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.
With threats and attacks increasing, Congress has tabled a bill that would impose extra penalties on those seeking to harm healthcare staff.
Researchers propose solutions to underrepresentation of certain groups in genetic databases, based on two recent initiatives.
The American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy releases new recommendations for screening those with genetic susceptibility.
The company was facing allegations that it had intentionally delayed submitting lab tests in order to circumvent the rule and receive payment.
IDT will distribute the automated Biomek NGeniuS instrument in the US, Canada, UK, Sweden, Germany, France, Austria, and the Netherlands.
Agilent and Genomenon team up to bring users more effective software and search tools for making a genetic diagnosis.
Bringing the Specific Reveal Rapid AST system into the fold enhances French firm’s global position in clinical microbiology.
In this Labs in Court Weekly Roundup, all the main health care-related cases involved False Claims Act allegations or charges.
The company has successfully completed clinical trials in Israel on more than 300 women and is applying for CE marking and FDA approval.
New research shows cancer screening prevalence declined in 2020 compared to 2018, though not for all cancer types studied.