NewsCan Cell-Free DNA in Urine Be Used to Detect Cancer?The Translational Genomics Research Institute | February 19, 2021 Study confirms that cell-free DNA in urine can differentiate between healthy individuals and those with cancer
NewsLipid Biomarkers in Urine Can Determine the Type of AsthmaKarolinska Institutet | January 20, 2021 The results lay the foundation for personalized diagnoses, which may improve treatment of severe asthma
NewsUrine-Based Liquid Biopsy Test Outperforms Urine Cytology in Detecting Bladder CancerAmerican Association for Cancer Research | October 9, 2020 Cost-effective sequencing method is an ideal technique for sample analysis, researchers note
Product NewsSysmex America Signs Exclusive Agreement to Distribute and Service Siemens Healthineers Automated Urine Chemistry AnalyzerSysmex America | August 18, 2020 Siemens Healthineers CLINITEK Novus® automated urine chemistry analyzer completes Sysmex America’s urinalysis portfolio
NewsBlood Clotting Proteins in Urine Discovered as Biomarkers of Lupus NephritisUniversity of Houston | August 7, 2019 Finding could lead to better clinical disease monitoring
NewsBacteria's Role in Recurrent Urinary Tract InfectionsUniversity of Texas at Dallas | May 14, 2019 Several bacterial species can invade bladder walls in postmenopausal women
InsightHow to Detect Drug Test CheatsRaeesa Gupte, PhD | March 12, 2019 As drug test adulteration becomes more sophisticated, so do detection methods
NewsUrine Test Detects Transplant Rejection, Could Replace Needle BiopsiesGeorgia Institute of Technology | February 20, 2019 Biocompatible nanoparticles react with a fluorescent signal in the urine as soon as T cells initiate an attack
Thought LeadershipHow Point-of-Care Testing Can Add Value to Healthcare ProvidersChristoph Pedain, PhD | January 29, 2019 Today’s healthcare environment demands speed, accuracy, efficiency, and improvements to patient experience
NewsNew Urine Dipstick Test Detects Cause of Disease That Blinds MillionsThe Scripps Research Institute | August 29, 2018 Scientists at Scripps Research have developed a urine diagnostic to detect the parasitic worms that cause river blindness