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VOLUME 26 - ISSUE 1 | April 2025COVER STORY

Cancer & Precision Medicine

Cancer Screening Successes, Emerging Technologies, and Advances in Targeted Treatments

Insight

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A Year of Advancement: AACR Cancer Progress Report 2024

Screening successes, emerging technologies, precision treatments, and other steps forward from the AACR Cancer Progress Report 2024
byMichael Schubert, PhD
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Gene Therapies for Retinal Diseases Head to Clinical Trials

Inherited retinal diseases cause vision loss and blindness. New gene therapy trials have improved sight for some
byJennifer Welsh

Business

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5 Proven Strategies to Protect and Increase Your Lab's Revenue

Generating new income streams and improving revenue integrity can help labs prepare for future Medicare payment cuts
byTyler Radke, MLS(ASCP)CM
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Slow Digital Pathology Adoption Continues, According to Labcorp Report

Chief Medical Officer Deborah Sesok-Pizzini discusses digital pathology challenges and opportunities 
byScott Wallask

Management

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5 Strategies for Leading Young Laboratory Scientists in Uncertain Times

Five ways laboratory leaders can help sustain a strong, motivated workforce in public health and medical laboratories
byRodney E. Rohde, PhD, MS, SM(ASCP)CM, SVCM, MBCM, FACSc

Technology

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Why Clinical Labs Rely More than Ever on Liquid Handling Automation

Automated liquid handling plays a crucial role in improving efficiency, precision, and scalability across diagnostic and research applications
byMichelle Dotzert, PhD andINTEGRA
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Automation as a Tool for Standardizing Biobank Processes

Automating sample transport, processing, and storage maximizes efficiency and helps maintain stringent quality standards in biobanking processes 
byMorgana Moretti, PhD
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Optimizing Speed and Accuracy of NGS Solutions for Oncology Research

Advanced sequencing solutions make high-precision NGS more accessible for labs of all sizes
byKonstantin Fiedler andIntegrated DNA Technologies
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A Smoother Path From Sample To Sequencing

With whole genome sequencing gaining traction in clinical labs, consistent sample prep is more important than ever
byAnnemarie Watson andCovaris

Thought Leadership

With the pathologists in short supply, new approaches to intraoperative frozen section consultations include whole slide imaging options
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Improving Intraoperative Frozen Section Consultations Through the Use of Whole Slide Imaging

Digital slides can address problems that result in wasted time, caseload back-up, and diagnostic delays
byMika Kuisma
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Ensuring Containment in Clinical Lab Automation

Bill Peters discusses why standard biosafety cabinets may not be enough for high-volume testing
byBill Peters andNuAire

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The Covaris truCOVER WGS PCR-free Library Prep Kit enhances the efficiency and quality of library preparation for whole genome sequencing of multiple sample types.
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Emerging Technologies Guide: April 2025

Recent new and emerging technologies in the field of laboratory medicine from the 2025 April Cancer & Precision Medicine issue of Today's Clinical Lab
byToday's Clinical Lab

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Bridging Vision and Execution: A Candid Conversation on the Future of the Laboratory

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Ensuring Compliance: How to Get AI Diagnostic Tools Approved for Clinical Practice

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Cutting-Edge Gastrointestinal Pathogen Testing Technologies for Labs

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The Path to Absolute Quantification in Gene Expression

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