Advances in Pathogen Reduction Technologies to Improve Global Transfusion Safety
Maria Roussakis, MLT, MSc | Jun 14, 2022
Pathogen reduction technologies have played a key role in improving global transfusion safety practices
Hematology
Dixon GRE Technique Outperforms Clinical Standard for Unenhanced Coronary MRA
American Roentgen Ray Society | Mar 29, 2022
3-T Dixon gradient-recalled echo sequence performed higher than current standard of 1.5-T SSFP
Blood Test for Alzheimer’s Highly Accurate in Large, International Study
Washington University School of Medicine | Feb 23, 2022
Test is up to 93 percent accurate at identifying people at risk of Alzheimer's dementia
Scientists Pinpoint Mechanisms Associated with Severe COVID-19 Blood Clotting
National Institutes of Health | Feb 17, 2022
Researchers found circulating antiphospholipid antibodies, which can be activated in response to viral infections
Shifting Toward Point-of-Care and At-Home Hematology Diagnostics
Avishay Bransky, PhD | Jan 26, 2022
The pandemic has led to a renewed interest in robust, portable diagnostics
Blood Collection Tubes as Sources of Preanalytical Error
Catherine Crawford-Brown, MSc, MScComm | Nov 29, 2021
Even standard components can affect assay results
Identifying the Ideal Blood Donor
Catherine Crawford-Brown, MSc, MScComm | Oct 21, 2021
Large-scale study sheds light on how donor characteristics impact blood storage
Innovation Drives a New Era of Clinical Testing
Jake Moskowitz, DVM, PhD | Sep 02, 2021
Disruptive technologies are changing the way we approach patient diagnostics and treatment
Complete Blood Counts at the Bedside
Catherine Crawford-Brown, MSc, MScComm | Jul 06, 2021
New hematology point-of-care devices perform as well as clinical lab testing
Ongoing Anticoagulant Use Does Not Seem to Protect Against Severe COVID-19
Karolinska Institutet | Dec 03, 2020
The use of anticoagulants did not reduce the rate of hospitalization, intensive care, or fatality due to COVID-19