A power quality system maintains uptime and protects the instruments within the lab, but not all power protection is created equally

Rapid, multiplex molecular tests will give labs flexibility and scalability as they plan for the upcoming flu season

Clinical laboratory professionals deserve greater attention in the media for the critical role they play in COVID-19 testing

How labs can help ensure specimen integrity for procedures outside of their direct control

Proteinase K has been in short supply, but researchers are finding solutions

ddPCR-based liquid biopsies can provide reliable and timely biomarker information to help guide treatment decisions

Researchers who develop clinical products and assays often lack the experience, infrastructure, and quality systems to get into the market

Shrinking margins are forcing labs to consider a new model that connects the laboratory information system and the revenue cycle management

Automating workflows allows labs to do more with less

Consistently high product quality is one of the major benefits of partnering with a supplier that regularly operates under a quality management system

Over the next decade, personal health testing will become commonplace

Many vendors offer educational opportunities to their customers beyond product training

Proper sample management is even more crucial for labs during the COVID-19 pandemic

With the help of NGS, we can enhance our understanding of the virus and its underlying pathways impacting humans

Tests sent out of a reference lab constitute one to percent of the test volume but usually account for about 10 percent of the lab costs.

Assessment of vaccine-induced immune responses in clinical trials will require highly specific diagnostic assays to ensure safety

Laboratories are challenged to maintain testing quality and efficiency amid an increased demand for service and the ever-changing dynamics of the pandemic

Diagnostic laboratories must improve their level of safety to protect laboratorians from infection

Acquiring samples from patients within the comfort of their own homes could help clinical trials move forward during the pandemic

Clinical and public health laboratories require certain certification/accreditation to handle potential COVID-19 specimens