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A deadly form of leukemia may be stopped before it ever develops by introducing targeted maternal screening in the United States, according to a new national study led by Paulo Pinheiro, MD, PhD, professor of cancer epidemiology at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center.
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Targeted Maternal HTLV-1 Screening Could Prevent Adult T-Cell Leukemia, Study Finds

A US study suggests prenatal screening for HTLV-1 in high-risk populations could reduce cases of adult T-cell leukemia/lymphoma, a rare cancer
byToday's Clinical Lab
Dark Daily will now be on ClinicalLab.com.
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Dark Daily Has a New Home on ClinicalLab.com

Current articles will appear on Today’s Clinical Lab site, step one in simplifying options for readers
byScott Wallask, BA
Visual depiction of genetic factors in cardiovascular disease risk assessment.
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Mass General Brigham Validates Polygenic Risk Score Tool for Predicting 8 Cardiovascular Conditions

New integrated polygenic risk score test, now available across the US, may help identify patients at elevated inherited risk for cardiovascular disease before traditional clinical factors emerge
byToday's Clinical Lab
31st Annual Executive War College in New Orleans
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Clinical Lab Leaders Exit 31st Executive War College with Actionable AI and Operational Blueprints

As the 2026 Executive War College wraps up, industry experts highlight how AI and digital workflows are moving beyond theory to solve critical labor shortages and enhance diagnostic precision
byJanette Wider
Global health experts have long sought a more rapid form of point-of-care Tuberculosis testing.
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New Portable TB Test Matches Lab Accuracy in Minutes

MiniDock MTB, a battery-powered molecular TB test, delivers accurate results in under 30 minutes without lab equipment, expanding access in low-resource settings
byUniversity of California - San Francisco
The integration reflects a broader industry trend toward embedding AI tools into laboratory informatics platforms.
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Sapio Sciences Integrates Claude AI, Aiming to Simplify Lab Data Access

Integration of Anthropic’s Claude AI assistant with Sapio Elain aims to unify data retrieval, analysis, and workflow automation across ELN and LIMS from a single conversational interface
byToday's Clinical Lab
At the 31st Annual Executive War College, speakers highlighted how clinical laboratories are evolving into strategic leaders—driving integration, innovation, and system-wide performance across health care.
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The Expanding Strategic Role of the Clinical Laboratory at the 31st Annual Executive War College

Once viewed as a support function, labs are now central to integration, performance improvement, and enterprise-wide decision-making
byJanette Wider
Photo of a clinical laboratory scientist looking at a tissue biopsy scan on a computer monitor.
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New Compact Imaging Device Enables Rapid, Label-Free Cancer Tissue Analysis Without Staining

A miniaturized metasurface-based system captures full tissue imaging data in a single acquisition, supporting faster, stain-free analysis and future portable diagnostic workflows
byToday's Clinical Lab
Executive War College to begin in New Orleans this week.
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Clinical Laboratory Leaders Arrive This Week for the 2026 Executive War College

Lab leaders head to New Orleans to discuss operational excellence and strategic growth in a turbulent environment
byJanette Wider
Magnifying glass over U.S. Food and Drug Administration website logo on a computer screen.
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CMS, FDA Launch RAPID Coverage Pathway for Breakthrough Devices

New regulatory alignment initiative aims to shorten the gap between FDA authorization and Medicare coverage decisions for eligible medical devices
byToday's Clinical Lab
MethylScan blood test support for clinical labs
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UCLA Researchers Unveil A High-Sensitivity, $20 Liquid Biopsy for Multi-Disease Early Detection

Researchers at UCLA have developed MethylScan, a low-cost liquid biopsy that detects multiple cancers and liver diseases using DNA methylation
byJanette Wider
Dr. Damian Young, investigator at Texas Children’s Duncan Neurological Research Institute (Duncan NRI) and director of the Center for Drug Discovery at Baylor College of Medicine, along with collaborators has been awarded a $6.7 million grant from the National Institute on Aging (NIA), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), to develop new approaches to rapidly identify potential treatments for Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias with the goal of accelerating the discovery of new therapies.
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Texas Children’s Launches Large-Scale Open Drug Discovery Platform for Alzheimer’s Therapies

The NIH-funded initiative combines high-throughput screening and AI, giving global researchers access to one of the largest Alzheimer’s discovery datasets
byTexas Children's Hospital
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