Miriam Bergeret, MSc, is Today's Clinical Lab's managing editor. Before joining Today's Clinical Lab, Miriam obtained an MSc in laboratory medicine and pathobiology from the University of Toronto and gained valuable laboratory experience as a flow cytometry and cell-sorting specialist at a cancer research center in Toronto, Canada. Miriam went on to study publishing at Toronto Metropolitan University and is an active member of Editors Canada and the Council of Science Editors.
Articles by Miriam Bergeret, MSc
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What Does COVID-19 Becoming Endemic Really Mean?
The word endemic has become one of the most misused of the pandemic
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The Benefits of Integrating Sample Management and Automation
The main benefits include reduced costs, automatic data capture, and better accuracy
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Biotech and Pharma Industry Commitments to Climate Goals Fall Short
Only 4 percent of biotech and pharma companies have commitments aligned with 2030 Paris Agreement targets
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WHO Names New B.1.1.529 Variant of Concern Detected in South Africa "Omicron"
The new variant harbors 30 mutations in the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein
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Unlocking the Information Stored in Biobanks
Using isotachophoresis to extract nucleic acids from biobanked samples improves quality and yield for better results
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Innovations in Newborn Screening for Metabolic Disease
Untargeted clinical metabolomics could provide a new and inexpensive way to screen for metabolic conditions
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Study Supports Changing Secondary Genetic Findings Guidelines
When given a second chance, participants often change their minds about receiving secondary genetic findings
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Reducing Invasive Biopsies in Prostate Cancer
A new experimental urine test for prostate cancer may reduce the number of unnecessary biopsies
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Gene Therapy Restores Immune Function
Researchers have successfully treated a rare genetic immunodeficiency disorder using an investigational gene therapy
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New Antibodies Target and Neutralize HIV
A new type of antibodies can be used to activate the immune system’s B-cell response, which neutralizes viruses
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WHO Updates COVID-19 Testing Recommendations
The document provides guidance on PCR and rapid antigen testing, among others
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