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New research suggests MALDI-TOF MS has an important place in the future of cancer diagnostics and therapeutics

The worldwide precision medicine market is expected to reach $141.7 billion by 2026

Implementing in-house NGS testing at a community hospital provides patients access to targeted lifesaving treatments

Radioisotopes linked to the same ligand allow for visualization and destruction of cancer cells

Remote technology allows some staff to work from home while the lab remains fully operational

Nevena Vicic, MSc, MBiotech, discusses how to take control of your career

Four ways your clinical lab can effectively address lab staffing shortages

Clinical labs can no longer afford to treat cybersecurity as an afterthought

Organ-on-a-chip platforms combine biomaterial technology, cell biology, and engineering

Germline BRCA testing continues to be underutilized, even for people with commercial insurance

Organization-wide measures and education can help prioritize and protect your lab's mental health

Increased allyship and advocacy are incentivizing the development of anti-racist, evidence-based medical education curricula

Integrated cell culture and microfluidics provide platforms for research, drug testing, and personalized medicine

Point-of-care and molecular assays can improve early detection of sexually transmitted infections

Two recent studies add significant evidence toward understanding the cause of MS

The City of Tulsa has contracted Intermountain Forensics to help identify the remains of 14 individuals

During the Omicron surge, lab director Alec Saitman returned to the bench to process COVID-19 samples

Monoclonal antibodies remain top option for COVID-19 treatment, but studies reveal a potential alternative

Lung Airway Chip could transform cystic fibrosis research, potentially leading to better treatments and outcomes

Recent updates issued by the CDC affect COVID-19 diagnostics labs