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.
Cost cutting and restructuring has become the order of the day for many lab companies.
While AI as a diagnostic tool is still years away from regular clinical use, recent research is an important step.
Your current COVID-19 testing arrangements may no longer be compliant on May 11.
Most of last week’s healthcare-related actions involved telemedicine in some way, with the lone lab-related case centering on genetic testing.
Roche and Abbott received the most approvals for new lab tests last year.
While labs were absent from recent enforcement actions, last week saw kickback schemes involving DME companies and a medical device company.
Some labs took advantage of COVID coverage rules to bill Medicare for medically unnecessary RPPs, allergy, and genetic tests.
Key Dx announcements last week involved companion diagnostics, liquid biopsy assays, and an RUO leukemia test.
The flexibility of compact, mobile, photoacoustic imaging equipment on wheels is helping to advance groundbreaking medical research, diagnostics, and treatment.
The new practice guideline also recommends NIPS to screen for fetal sex chromosome aneuploidy.