Q&A

Join Antonino Dibartolo, as he details the crucial role of water purity in clinical testing 

Adaptive Focused Acoustics® is a cost-effective, non-invasive, scalable, and unbiased method for robust DNA fragmentation from various sample types

CD34+ mouse models that better recapitulate the human immune system in mice could help advance drug development

The main benefits include reduced costs, automatic data capture, and better accuracy

Robust IT solutions for more mainstream molecular testing

Ongoing improvements protect data integrity

Integrated data management systems can provide fast turnaround times, accurate audit trails, and full data provenance

Automation can provide a solution to the biggest challenges in urinalysis testing

Monitoring devices and data loggers can validate storage temperatures to ensure the stability and efficacy of drug products

Implementing a standardized training program yields more consistent results

A new blood test may soon allow clinicians to diagnose brain tumors without surgical biopsy

Historically, women were excluded from some clinical trials because of the exact things that we now want to understand

Improved processes and tools are needed to ensure sample quality

?????Matthew M. Laughon, MD, MPH is a professor at the University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill in the
department of pediatrics.

New technologies are allowing physicians to make timely decisions for cancer patients

Clinical Lab Manager speaks with Sandrine Miller-Montgomery, PharmD, PhD, about microbiome research and its applications in cancer research

Clinical Lab 2.0 is a movement that provokes the lab industry to view itself through a new value lens aligned with the forces driving the future of value-based health care

Going automated can be a lengthy process, but patients ultimately benefit

Antibiotic stewardship should be a priority for all patient-facing clinicians

A conversation with Maximilian Diehn, MD, PhD, associate professor of radiation oncology at  Stanford University