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Illustration of the cover of the 2024 September Cancer & Pathology Digital Edition of Today's Clinical Lab.

'Navigating Change at the Bench'

Miriam Bergeret, MSc

The Today's Clinical Lab 2024 Cancer & Pathology print issue features innovations in early cancer detection and digital pathology

Medical laboratory scientists looking at test results

AI in Pathology Must Focus on the User Experience

Nathan Buchbinder, BS, MBID

It’s time to take a pathologist-centric approach to artificial intelligence

Photo of a clinical laboratory professional using the new Techcyte digital platform.

Emerging Technologies Guide: September 2024

MilliporeSigma, INTEGRA, Techcyte

Recent new and emerging technologies in the field of laboratory medicine from the September 2024 Cancer & Pathology issue of Today's Clinical Lab

Lab worker in blue gloves trying to find lost tissue samples in storage

How Many Lost Tissue Samples Has Your Anatomic Pathology Lab Endured?

Denise Bland

Technology can help avoid this perennial problem for clinical laboratory managers

Photo of histology slide of chondroblastic osteosarcoma, a very rare cancer.

New Guidelines for Bone Cancer Biopsy

Michael Schubert, PhD

Two consortia have issued best practice recommendations for tissue sampling in osteosarcoma and Ewing sarcoma

Illustration of a wheat plant overlapped with a stop sign representing wheat sensitivity in celiac disease on a green background.

Navigating Celiac Disease Testing

Tyler Radke, MLS(ASCP)CM

A working knowledge of celiac disease testing options increases effectiveness of detection and diagnosis

Does Cover Glass Matter in Digital Pathology?

Rachel Finn, MBA, HTL(ASCP)

Variations in glass quality can affect color and image sharpness

Is It Time for HER2-Low Breast Cancer?

Michael Schubert, PhD

Evaluating the evidence for, and against, distinguishing between HER2-low and HER2-zero breast cancers

Lab microscope with a digital imaging system

Proscia Advances Multi-AI Workflows with Concentriq AP Update

Proscia Inc.

New platform release advances digital pathology and increases understanding of four common cancers

Through EV Fingerprinting, researchers fluorescently label EVs and detect them with flow cytometry. Dimensional reduction and clustering of 20 fluorescent features yields distinct EV populations that can be quantitatively analyzed across groups or conditions, enabling the characterization of population changes, such as relative size, lipid composition, cargo expression, and abundance.

Researchers Develop New Tool That Could Lead to Noninvasive Liquid Biopsies

Vanderbilt University

An analytical tool called EV fingerprinting could soon replace traditional invasive biopsies for certain diseases

Combining Innovative Technology with Automation to Streamline FFPE Sample Preparation

Today's Clinical Lab

Learn about the role of automation in optimizing FFPE nucleic acid extraction, improving workflow efficiency and reliability

Improve Diagnostic Reliability and Efficiency With a Novel LC-MS Panel

Today's Clinical Lab

Maximize steroid quantification with the latest technology and workflow optimization strategies

Adaptive Focused Acoustics® Enables Cost-Efficient, Automation-Friendly Workflows for Nucleic Acid Recovery

Covaris

AFA increases nucleic acid extraction yield and quality from FFPE samples

Person breathing with holographic image of lungs overlayed

Diasorin Receives FDA 510(k) Clearance for NxTAG® RPP v2

Diasorin

NxTag Respiratory Pathogen Panel v2 is a molecular multiplex panel that detects 21 different pathogens

Reliable Reference Materials are Crucial for Developing Oncology Tests

Revvity

Learn how cell line-derived controls strengthen oncology experiments

Optimizing Pathology Laboratory Workflow

Today's Clinical Lab

Discover how clinical labs are maximizing throughput and minimizing hands-on time with the Agilent Dako Omnis solution

Orange vial with "Aptima Multitest Swab Transport Media (STM)" written in black lettering with grey background.

Improve STI Outcomes and Reduce AMR with RNA Multi-Testing

Hologic

Better testing for M. gen reduces rates of undiagnosed illness and AMR likelihood

Leica Biosystems Receives FDA 510(k) Clearance for Aperio GT 450 DX

Leica Biosystems

Aperio GT 450 DX digital pathology system with both SVS and Native DICOM, receives 510(k) clearance

A 3D illustration of sickle-shaped red blood cells in the bloodstream seen in sickle cell disease.

New Drug Controls Sickle Cell Disease-Linked Hypertension

University of Maryland School of Medicine

Treatment for lung condition could help patients with SCD control complications from hypertension and kidney damage

3D rendering of human papillomavirus, one of the most common oncogenic viruses and causes cervical cancer.

Gene Variants Increase the Risk for Persistent HPV Infections

University of Maryland School of Medicine

First genome-wide association study finds variants linked to susceptibility of cervical cancer-causing virus