More than half of commercially available glucometers do not meet recommended accuracy guidelines

Clinical utility and cost-effectiveness are key considerations

Genetically modified microbes designed to treat human disease have entered into preclinical and clinical development

Large data sets hold promise, but major challenges remain

A call to action for laboratories performing specific-IgE testing

In the past, specimen diversity and analytic complexity have prevented microbiology labs from adopting an automated approach

A conversation with Megan Allyse, PhD, assistant professor of biomedical ethics at Mayo Clinic

What the latest studies mean for future clinical trials

As laboratories and facilities continue to elevate their technology and training, it is clear that qPCR will help push microbial diagnostics into new and fertile territory.

High performance liquid chromatography is being used to develop a blood test for rapid, accurate concussion diagnosis