Clinical Lab News

Study is the first to identify discrete genetic mutations associated with smoking, to establish a dose-response relationship between smoking and genetic mutations and to show that continuing to smoke leads to more mutations and worse MDS

C. Ola Landgren and colleagues discuss adapting to a field transformed by new immunotherapy drugs and targeted therapies and how to best combine treatments

Study assesses prognostic value of BCI testing and its potential in supporting de-escalation of primary adjuvant endocrine therapy

Two clinical trials testing loncastuximab tesirine in patients with high-risk follicular lymphoma or with rare, marginal zone lymphoma show encouraging results

In a novel study of front-line providers, the psychedelic drug reduced symptoms of depression more effectively than a placebo

NIH modeling study looked at the individual and combined impacts of cancer prevention, screening, and treatment

New study offers hope that a simple test can be developed to identify preeclampsia earlier in pregnancy

Recent findings from scientists at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital are showing promise for assessing cardiomyopathy risk in childhood cancer survivors

USC Viterbi biomedical engineers harness focused ultrasound to revolutionize CRISPR’s capabilities to treat countless diseases

The new guidance on artificial intelligence was published in JAMA by UTHealth Houston and Baylor College of Medicine researchers

Novel use of bacteriophages powers the new test for the presence of bacteria such as E. coli

CRG, UPF, and IBE researchers are teaming up to explore the evolutionary underpinnings of disease at the molecular level

ISS National Lab helps fuel the development of groundbreaking treatment for all types of cancer and beyond

The review is authored by a multidisciplinary team of experts from AMP and APHL, including the SARS-CoV-2 Whole Genome Sequencing Working Group

QuickMIC® is an ultrarapid antimicrobial susceptibility testing (AST) system designed to provide critical results for sepsis patients

Evident unveiled the winners of its fifth annual Image of the Year contest

Clinical labs eager for relief from upcoming FDA compliance dates are looking to the new presidential administration

Stanford Medicine researchers show small DNA circles are major drivers of human cancers 

Researchers have determined that declines in one particular exhaled chemical can indicate the presence of lung cancer

The genes, involved in both diseases, could serve as targets for diagnosis and treatment